Dave: I see Peter has already replied, but just to add a few quick thoughts to his reply:
> I am curious and I am starting on Struts. I have a query. Since > Expresso v4 > is incorporating Struts into its framework, does it nesssarily > mean that it > is better? Depends on the Job at hand - as Peter says, "different" is a better word for sure. Struts concentrates on specific areas of the application development process, whereas Expresso adds capabilities for database-stored security, robust relational/object mapping, background job handling and scheduling, self-tests, log4j integration, and so forth. Struts is a perfect project for us to integrate with, as the two frameworks we're parallel in design techniques in the area of UI and presentation, yet with not much overlap. There's also a collection of other OSS projects built with Expresso that might be useful to you right away, including eForum (discussion forums), ePoll (voting/polling), and eSearch (flexible search engine). The UI for each of those is now Struts-based. >Expresso has a framework for EJB right? Not *quite* yet - but very close indeed. Work is actively underway for this. > Please correct me if I am incorrect. > You can find out more at www.jcorporate.com, and the Expresso list serve at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mike Jcorporate Ltd. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
