re: Trolling with Java Web Frameworks
People knowing me already know about my opinion about JSP and JSF. JSP is "OK" if you're designing UI with Java developers :'( However, a good separation of Concerns can be achieved only through a good separation of Roles, beautifully explained in Dr.Parr's paper Enforcing Strict Model-View Separation in Template Engines.
And I totally agree that having full access to the Turing-complete power, inherent in JSP (and a bit in Velocity) actually gets in our way.
On a funny note: Trolling with Java Web Frameworks
The blog entry above is so funny, especially the JSF part, a must read :)
Have a nice week-end!
-florin
PS
Oh yeah, and you will be able to execute JPublish Actions from DWR AJAX client calls :) slightly easier than doing the same thing from Webwork. Check the JPublish code repository sometimes this week-end.
And I totally agree that having full access to the Turing-complete power, inherent in JSP (and a bit in Velocity) actually gets in our way.
On a funny note: Trolling with Java Web Frameworks
The blog entry above is so funny, especially the JSF part, a must read :)
Have a nice week-end!
-florin
PS
Oh yeah, and you will be able to execute JPublish Actions from DWR AJAX client calls :) slightly easier than doing the same thing from Webwork. Check the JPublish code repository sometimes this week-end.
