What is struts and spring framework?

Hi all,
As mentioned in subject, I just know that they are frameworks for web applications. But how actually they work and is that any relationship between them with tomcat?
regards,
jeffcjm

jeffcjm wrote:
Hi all,
As mentioned in subject, I just know that they are frameworks for web applications. Struts is a web MVC framework; Spring is much more. It has its own web MVC framework, but it can work with Struts. It's based on inversion of control and aspect oriented programming techniques. Spring has support classes for everything from persistence, remoting, messaging, etc.
But how actually they work and is that any relationship between them with tomcat?Tomcat is a servlet/JSP engine. You can deploy applications using Struts or Spring on Tomcat.
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