Some newcomer questions: Is it possible to use Spring Roo, side by side with any kind of useful method, like for instance using Spring Roo for generating and maintaining Spring and Hibernate objects and within the same project using Appfuse for generating code for Struts2/JQuery objects? I suppose this could only work if Appfuse can be made to accept and use the Spring/ Hibernate objects and configurations Roo governs as a starting point for its own code generation.
If this is not possible in a useful fashion, then I guess that I could still use Appfuse for plugging in the other supported frameworks, like Struts2 for instance? Correct? Or would I be better off using Spring Roo as a starter for my application and adding a Struts2-built interface with JQuery in a more conventional way and forget about Appfuse for just this? Anyone here uses both Spring Roo and Appfuse and can share their experience? Appfuse still seem like a very nice starting point for the frameworks I'd like to use, but Spring Roo also looks very productive and I'd like to try both of these. There seem to be so many different ways of working with java web development these days and it's kind of hard to get started with a project because there's so much to read and evaluate - which is mainly a good thing. It's been very helpful to read Matt's articles about his experiences and I'm all ears for other experiences as well. /MB --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@appfuse.dev.java.net For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@appfuse.dev.java.net
