I had the same problem some time ago. At the end I decided to go with struts2
instead of JSF for several reasons:
- development time (i am familar with action based frameworks - it reflects
better how i think of web application)
- there is no good JSF framework out there in my eyes. nothing that can
compare to the out-of-box functionality of struts2.
- i dont think it will be replaced anytime soon - and the team has proven that
they support the framework very well (struts1) and for a long time.
anyway, if you intend to use visual tool support to build your webapp, JSF is
the better(only) choice.
after all i came to the conclusion not to think about what will be the next
standard, what will be the better choice from technology point but to ask
myself: what framework will solve my problem best _now_.
by the way: until now I am very happy with my choice :-)
regards,
piero
Am Montag, 29. Januar 2007 19:46 schrieb Zhang, Larry (L.):
> Can some one say something about the direction of Struts? Can we say it
> will be replaced by JSF eventually? Is it easy to migrate struts to JSF?
>
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