Which framework is suitable as far as flex is concerned spring or eclipse

hi,
i just wanted to know if our application is not that much huge and complex whether is it needed to use the spring framework or is it fine to go with the
eclipse one.
thanks

800089 wrote:
Hello Gimbal2,
As far as I can see, GWT makes application to run on Google servers.Then you should clean your glasses.
My problem is to select the best framework(s) and tool(s) to develop the application, given the requirement I listed (Eclipse/JBoss/MSSQL/OpenSource). Unfortunately there are so much of them available that it is difficult to select the best one (Well things are relative of course). I don't want to use old technology, nor technology no yet wide spread on the market. I want a technology that many companies are using and for which I can easily find developer on the market.You want the best framework do you? Doesn't everyone these days.
I'd say...go for JSF. Or if you don't want to, go for spring, or if that doesn't suit you, go for the GWT mentioned earlier. Unless you want to be retro, then go for Struts.
Then when you've chosen your framework, see how many developers are willing to use it, if not enough choose another framework.

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As far as I can see, GWT makes application to run on Google servers.Then you should clean your glasses.
My problem is to select the best framework(s) and tool(s) to develop the application, given the requirement I listed (Eclipse/JBoss/MSSQL/OpenSource). Unfortunately there are so much of them available that it is difficult to select the best one (Well things are relative of course). I don't want to use old technology, nor technology no yet wide spread on the market. I want a technology that many companies are using and for which I can easily find developer on the market.You want the best framework do you? Doesn't everyone these days.
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