----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 10:15:52 -0600 Subject: Struts Being Page Centric??
Ted, Thanks for the post! Spring.Web looks pretty good; I�ll download and play with it. I am not a Struts expert, but I feel, that developing with ASP.NET takes longer than with Struts. Like you wrote: Struts has everything! ASP.NET has a ton of stuff, but I feel the code behind slows me down in development. I want to use the code behind either on the control or on the web form to bind the values from and to the domain model. I want to minimize the logic and code in the code behind as much as possible. No events, simple stuff, so less skilled programmers can create it. I�d like to pass the code behind object to the Action, so I can extract the info from it and set value to it directly from the Action. I�d like a direct controller, that would act on model and view and it shouldn�t be the code behind, it should be the action. I haven�t seen a framework that would do this in ASP.NET. Any thoughts? Thanks, Attila Domokos Moving thread to DEV .... > Ted: how do you use ASP.NET? Do you have a framework you use? It's under active development, but Spring.Web [http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/spring/display/NET/Spring.Web] is starting to look very Struts-like. (Not surprising considering the similarities between Spring MVC (for Java) and Struts Classic.) -Ted
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