Yes,. WebWorks, Struts 2, and Struts 1 are community projects or open source projects. JSF was developed by an expert group lead by Sun Microsystems (under JSR-127) and available for anyone to use.
When you mention JSF it sounds to me that you are interested in better understand how to render a page within a Struts 2 framework. This is where Struts 2 has opened up the View portion of a MVC type application. You have your choices of tag libraries and page rendering APIs. Struts 2 supports JSP, Velocity, Freemarker frameworks, and any others that supports Struts 2. See, http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/tag-developers-guide.html. JBoss has a Freemarker IDE component that plugins into Eclipse IDE 3.2 & 3.3. Freemarker IDE is limited in features but it is a start. See, http://labs.jboss.com/tools/download/index.html I do agree that development tools for Struts 2 is limited at this point in time. This can change and as more people become interested in Struts 2 development. On 10/03/2008, Frans Thamura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > i am using struts2 also, since webwork 2.x > > but i can see, after joining struts, and struts become 2.0, the IDE still > dont develop the struts2 thing > > is this mean after JSF, struts2 100% community project. > > > F >
