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> From: David Morris > > Some refactoring will be necessary to take advantage of JSF in > Struts applications, however there is a plan in place and that > plan is much more likely minimize changes. I agree that custom > tags are the weak link of Struts. Their main weakness is that they > cannot be used easily in metadata driven applications. Their > strength is that they do provide all the support 99% of > application developers need and nicely encapsulate display > functionality. 99% of the functionality you need, perhaps. Not nearly that for me. No client-side editing. No lower-to-upper case support. No command keys. In fact, nothing above what HTML provides, which is why I say it's simply another syntax, and a restrictive one at that. Plus, it has entire sets of tags (such as redirect) which have little or no business in a JSP. My opinion, but as far as I can tell Struts is simply a different way of doing the same thing, and less flexible to boot. And given the fact that they even NEED a "plan" to "minimize changes" tells me that this is just another "Flavor of the Moment". Again, my opinion, but we'll see how much support Struts has in a year. Joe
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