Re: Servlets/JSP vs. Struts vs ??? (was RE: Re:InfoWorld:"Developers show their independents treak , favoring Web-based apps") -- WEB400

Subject: [WEB400] Re: Servlets/JSP vs. Struts vs ??? (was RE: Re:InfoWorld:"Developers show their independents treak , favoring Web-based apps")
From: "Buck" <buck.calabro@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2003 15:27:35 -0400
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> What is the advantage to Struts vs. servlets/JSP?

I am out of my league, having only tinkered with Struts, but it seems to me
that Struts is the JSP equivalent of externally defined workstation files.
It seems to me that writing Struts + JSP by hand is like writing subfile DDS
by hand (no SDA/Code designer.)
  --buck

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RE: Re: Servlets/JSP vs. Struts vs ??? (was RE:Re:InfoWorld:"Developers show their independents treak , favoring Web-based apps") , Joe Pluta

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