I did not preclude Struts from any J2EE project. Struts does not provide
enterprise level features by default. For those you would have to J2EE
provider(s) or use some entirely different. It provides MVC framework and a layer
above JSP and Servlets. There many ways of skinning a cat, my friend.
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> But
> you would be creaking and struggling if you did not piggy bank
> Struts with J2EE features.
Sorry, but I disagree completely. Whether or not Struts is an appropriate
framework for any given project is completely independent of whether J2EE is
or is not useful on that project.
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