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Question : Java web frameworks
Forgive me if my question did not make sense but I am a beginner in java web applications. I have been online to find out which web frame work is the best for general web application development. I came across a couple of them but i don't really know which one will be the best for me to start with.
I came across the following
1. jsp
2. jsf
3. struts
4. Tapestry
5. swing (e.t.c....)
Can i please know why all this confusing frameworks for Java.
Answer : Java web frameworks
If you a really beginner your best shot should be JSP/Servlets. Head First - Servlets and JSP book from O'Reilly it is a great resource to learn them.
If you like to use JSF, you could give Seam a shot (
www.seamframework.org
). Seam is a GREAT framework to do JSF base web applications.Nevertheless JSF/Seam has a steepy learning curve. Seams involves JSF,EJB3,JPA, so, I do not recommend it for beginners.
There are a lot of java web frameworks available: Struts, Tapestry, Wicket, Vaadin, Spring MVC, Play, Grails.
Grails is a Groovy/Spring/Hibernate based framework. If you don't mind in learn Groovy which is a Java based language and believe me, it is REALLY EASY to learn. Grails has great IDE, community and documentation support (
www.grails.org
).
Swing is not a web framework thought.
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