Which framework ??

Hi,
can we have any framework for development of stand alone applications, Like struts in web applications. I am developing a application using Swing/SWT. Please guide me.
Thanks

Spring RCP. leverages the spring framework
check it out...
http://spring-rich-c.sourceforge.net/
somewhat of a big learning curve though.

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Which framework is preferable JSF 2.0 or Struts 2.1?

Hello everybody ...
I would like to ask this question Which framework is preferable JSF 2.0 or Struts 2.1?
The comparison it could be in terms of the efficiency,less failures , facility, simple to use , the other technical perspectives .
And which one is very useful in CRUD apps .

I received your comment on the blog post in my mailbox, but it doesn't actually show up on the website for one reason or another. Let me address it here in the hopes you find it.
Is JSF 2.1 the best to use for e-commerce and social application "bond together" Maybe. It all depends on your requirements. Like I state in the article, if you need lots of control over the front-end with javascript, Ajax, DHTML and whatnot then JSF might not be the right choice.
and the important goal for this application is the availability and the very efficient respond from the server for the millions and millions of the clients request, That does not depend on code. It depends on the server software, the server hardware and the configuration. You are not going to learn how to make this happen by asking questions in a forum, it will require plenty of study and experimentation. If you expect millions of client requests then only one server is probably not going to cut it for example; you'll have to start thinking about clustering. Whole books can be written about that subject, and probably have.
for sure If I am using Jboss , and by the way which is the really good application servers and web servers either is it Jboss or glassfish server . Both JBoss 7+ and Glassfish V3+ are excellent and fast Application Servers. I have always used JBoss so I am biased towards it.
Or there are alternatives out there ,Can you elaborate on them quite bit.There are certainly alternatives, Weblogic 12+, Websphere 8+, Geronimo 3+, probably some others I'm missing. I have no experience with any of them, so I cannot elaborate.
Because I am starting my project I am still confusing my first aim is the efficiency , efficiency in the sense as the user presses submit button the result should be right in front of his/her faceThat depends more on your server setup and the environment it is installed in. You aren't going to magically get good performance by using a specific framework.
for definitely using the suitable web techniques and web services like AJAX and JQuery and other suitable web services which are required , in fact there are so many factors are responsible and must take care of this job like databases ,networking and OS platforms stuff.I don't know if you're asking something here or just making a statement :/

Which framework you finds better?

Hello,
which framework you finds better?
Struts Chale
WebWork
Spring
JSF

Spring is dandy and currently get Kudos on being the hype of the month.
JSF apps can be designed almost entirely through visual development tools. Now THAT's handy. Plus I feel it will remain long after many of these others drift away. The best parts of Spring that JSF doesn't already utilize will probably get consumed into it eventually, much like Struts.
Like angrycat mentioned, none of these are "easy" to learn. They will require an investment of time.

Which framework(s)/tool(s) for a web 2.0 application ?

Hello,
I'm new to Java, so excuse my stupid questions...
I have to port a win32 GUI application to a web application using Java. The original application is not written with Java and is a full blown multitier win32 GUI application accessing a SQL server database.
There are some requirement for the new application:
1) has to use opensource tools and frameworks
2) has to use JBoss application server
3) has to use eclipse for development
4) have a user interface as close as possible to the win32 application
5) has to use the same (mssql) database
The question is: which frameworks/tools is best to use in that environment ? JSP, JSF, RichFaces, Spring, Seam, Hibernate, Struts to name a few...
Regards,
F. Piette

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.

On which framework did firefox-nothumb was built on, as i would like to port it.

firefox mobile nothumb version run successfully on my samsung galaxy 5(gt-i5500).
the only problem was the font, font size is too high i think i need just to re-engineer that part but don't know on which framework i was built?
can u please provide the default build framework so we can try to make it work fully

Hi,
I'm not sure if this will answer your question, but it might get you on the trail.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=586772
Above is a bug that tracked creation of the nothumb builds, maybe it will help you to find out about the framework.

Which framework? Struts/Faces/JATO?

Hi
I've just started a new job and am refactoring and redesigning a JSP/servlet J2EE application which is running on Sun One AppServer 7. It is a real mess so far and I need to implement an application framework. This needs to:
- rationalise the design pattern
- make more efficient the form/event handler chain (currently using horrible URL encoding and a big if/else statement in the servlet).
- make app more structured so new modules,web services, servlets etc can be bolted on later.
I guess the big one is Struts, but I also thought Faces looked quite good. Seemed a bit more lightweight than Struts and more like asp.net in its event handling model. I also obtained a demo of "JATO/Sun One Application Framework" which is a Sun One Studio 4.1 plugin. This has really neat GUI design tools, like visual studio.net.
I do not have significant enough experience with JSP/servlets to make an informed decision as of yet, so would like to hear some opinions from JavaRanchers.
What I will say is that the thing I most miss moving from ASP.net to JSP is:
a) the total seperation of html/tags and code behind.
b) the way that the .net framework 'glues' the events from the html controls to your event handling methods for you.
If I had to pick something now I would just pick Struts, cos I know it is widely used so can't be that bad...!
thanks in advance,
john

If you don't have a lot of servlet/JSP experience, any of those frameworks will be a chore to pick up. They're not trivial.
Struts has a lot of traction out there. There are several books about it, which might help.
Faces will eventually replace Struts, I think, but the implementations that are out there were still under development last time I looked. It's been a while. The books on Faces are still being written, so you're on your own there.
JATO I'm unfamiliar with.
I've done a model-2 MVC using JSPs and a front controller servlet without using any framework. I have an XML descriptor that maps events to pages to Commands. Since I already understood enough about JSPs and servlets it seemed easy enough to do it without having to climb the Struts learning curve. I used JSTL as the tag library. All this should fold right into Struts - if I ever get around to refactoring it. Works fine without it.
I'm not familiar with ASP or .NET, so I'm curious about what you miss:
a) the total seperation of html/tags and code behind.
I don't understand this. With JSTL, I've got JSPs with NO scriptlet tags or Java code in them at all. If that's what you mean, maybe you've got to learn a good tag library like JSTL.
b) the way that the .net framework 'glues' the events from the html controls to your event handling methods for you.
That's exactly what I hate about M$ tools - all the stuff they do for you behind the scenes. I like to mix my own glue so I can understand what's going on behind the scenes. JMO - MOD

Which Framework to be selected?

I have been working on two different applications. One Uses Cairngorm framework and one is with out a frame work. Now these two applications needs to be integrated as an single application. Both have different data,UI,Views,Events etc but should be presend in same folder structure and should use a class in common where we need to differenciate two applications.
To achieve that which frame work is to be used and how to use it efficiently with less code changes? Please let me know your inputs.
Regards,
Brenda

I agree with everything that UbuntuPenguin said. I would clarify that all of these frameworks let you to follow an MVC architecture, not just RobotLegs. The biggest difference in concept between Cairngorm and these frameworks is the way you access Singletons. In Cairngorm you go out and get the singleton instance, while in these frameworks it is injected. There is a whole lot more though. Non of them port Cairngorm very easily.
I would venture to say that Parsley is the one that doesn't favor any particular MVC style, so it would be easier to recreate your Cairngorm concept structure, but Parsley is very Metatag dependent, so you still have port everything over. RobotLegs is more like Cairngorm in the sense that you extend classes, but it follows a pureMVC style, which is a bit different. It motivates you strongly to use Mediators.
Either way you go... it's not a one day port job.
Do some research before you make your decision.
You can get an idea about Parsley here:
http://artinflex.blogspot.com/2010/09/quick-dive-into-parsley-intro-why.html
and there are links to the other frameworks there.

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.

XML = Swing GUI, which framework would you recommend?

Hi,
I'm looking for a framework that translates an XML description to a Swing GUI.
There're a lot available, e.g. gui4J, swixml, Thinlet, XUL, XULUX, Jelly, SwingML
Can you recommend one?
Are there any drawbacks I should be aware of from using such a framework? How about performance?
Many thanks

Hello,
The SwingAppKit is provided with the source :
http://www.swingappkit.com
It focuses on dialogs, preferences, XML application descriptor.
Best wishes,
A.Brillant

Which FrameWork is Best Suitable For Using AJAX with JAVA

And what are other differences between AJAX And Java Script other Than XMLHttpRequestObjects..i would be glad for any help or guidence given...

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Which framework to use for a fractal viewer?

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I'm a bit overwhelmed by the many buzzwords that pop up on the subject of graphics for OS X: Quartz, QuickDraw, OpenGL, Cocoa Drawing, QuickTime, etc. It's not even clear to me how these relate to each other. I could use some guidance! What should I start with in order to be able to code the application I described? I'd like something that offers high-quality graphics and high-performance, but I don't need any 3D capabilities.
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Which is the BEST Java Web Service Framework to use?

Hi all,
I'm a beginner to Web Services.
I am planning to implement java web services to make the communication between java(Tomcat Server) and C# client.
I found list of web service frameworks like,
1. Apache Axis,(POJO,Axiom)
2. JSON-RPC,
3. Java Web Services Development Pack ,
4. Web Services Invocation Framework,
5. Xfire,
6. XML Interface for Network Services. ...
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better performance?
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Also I want to develope the web service as a standard
one andeach has it's own quircks and implementation details. Each should be able to generate and accept the same SOAP messages though if you implement them properly.
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That will depend in large part on your hardware.
Please suggest a web service framework
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Which is best web service framework for developing web services in Java?

Hi Friends,
I want to develop web services using Java 1.5.
But I am in confusion with different frameworks provides to develop WS.
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4) Web Ser. Invocation Pack
5) XFire
Can some one guide which framework should I use?
OR where will i get useful comparison between this frameworks?

Hi,
Personally I have used:
1. XFire
2. Apache Axis
3. Java Web Service Pack
My personal opinion / .02 cents?
1. XFire is awesome and very easy to set up and get running. They also have a great community / mailing lists. We use it in some production systems and it runs great.
2. Apache AXIS 1/2 made me want to dive out the window and go splat just short of the double yellow line on the road. Pain in the butt to set up and get running. Way too complex. Really bad docs / tutorials / support.
3. Java Web Service Pack - I really prefer NetBeans 5.5 and the JWSP. Easy to build services, cohesive enviroment. You can get the job done.
That's my two cents.
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Thanks

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Hi,
I am currently working on Spring framework, ant build tool and Tomcat. I am planning to implement RESTful web services in my application. Any idea which framework is best to use and Can any one suggest me few good books?
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

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I am currently working on Spring framework, ant build tool and Tomcat. I am planning to implement RESTful web services in my application. Any idea which framework is best to use and Can any one suggest me few good books?
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