You can find a pretty interesting comparison done by matt raible at
ApacheCon:
http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/apachecon_eu_comparing_java_web
It's not dedicated to struts 2 vs wicket, but might be interesting though.
In a few words my opinion is that the main difference between the two is
that wicket is a component framework while struts is an action based
framework. So I think you have to evaluate which kind of framework you want
first (and this depends on a lot of factors, including developers skills and
the type of application you're developing). If you choose a component
framework, wicket really shines in several ways. Among my favorites is the
truly simple way of writing your own components, which makes the code reuse
promise of a component framework absolutely true with wicket.
My 2c.
Xavier
On 5/9/07, Francisco Diaz Trepat - gmail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Guys I need some points I could talk to highlight Wicket over Struts 2 in
a professional matter.
Inside I'll think wicket rulz and struts sucked and know struts-2 sucks a
little less. But still.
Can you please contribute to make some sounded statements that would
better point out Wicket over Struts-2?
On a not so formal decision board I would like to vote in favor of Wicket.
I already did this for Wicket Vs. Click.
Thanks in advance,
/f(t)
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