Hi Dmitriy,

> First of all, this list is not right place for any kind of "holy war".

how do you come to the conclusion that I want to start a "my thing is
better than yours"
war? It's absolutely not about that. maybe a better subject would be
"JWt compared to Wicket", not vs.

I think both frameworks share some design decisions, for example both
are widget centric. Both maintain application state. Both support
degradation.
Both are actively developed and supported. Both go beyond the capabilities
of django for example. So both frameworks seem to be comparable.

For sure there are differences and I'm interested in knowing about them.
Examples: Wt supports different languages, Wicket maintains an application
state
history to support the "back" button.

> IMO more correctly to tell here about the task, which you want to solve
> to understand, whether will JWt suitable for you or not.

The task is at the moment to see where they both fit in the framework
cosmos.
It's as simple as that.

regards,
Frank


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