Dave Newton wrote:
--- Rick Schumeyer wrote:
I had thought that Spring was another framework,
and that you would use either S2 or Spring but not
both.
Spring provides a lot of different functionality;
Spring MVC is the web-ish portion of it. You probably
(but you can!) would not use both Spring MVC and S2.
Could someone explain why you would use S2+Spring?
Dependency Injection (DI, IoC) is the big win for me,
but other parts of Spring may be useful (AOP,
Db-related things, and Acegi... uh.. spring to mind).
I'm assuming that if I use S2, Spring is optional?
Yes... but the DI bits are *very* useful, and trivial
to learn.
d.
But doesn't webwork/S2 also provide DI/IOC? Or does Spring do this for
the model part of MVC as well? (Sorry, still somewhat confused)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
