On 8/29/07, neekibo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Thanks to all,
>
> I will analyse how complex my UI will be and than evaluate if Wicket fits
> in.
>
> Thanks for pointing at Stripes... I always thought: "Spring is so cool,
> everybody says that." So SpringMVC is the way to go, but as mentioned here
> it is quite low-level.
>
> My today's two favourites :=)
>
> 1. Wicket - SpringCore - Hibernate
> 2. Stripes - SpringCore - Hibernate
>
> Thanks for pointing at  http://databinder.net/site/show/overviewDatabinder
> . I will discuss with myself if abandon Spring is an option. I guess using
> Spring only makes sense when you have to code quite a bit of business
> logic.


Note that databinder can be used with Spring too. It's useful for exposing
your hibernate beans as wicket models.

Xavier

Discussion, especially arguments against Wicket, my case in mind, are
> welcome :=)
>
> Paul
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