Struts, Eclipse or Jakarta Ants ??

[kmthien]

Hi,

Which one of the above framework is the best and fastest and easiest for development and deployment ?

 

[kmthien]

Aiyah .... pls help lah !! Give some comment lah !!!

 

[kmthien]

Haiya ..... u guys ah ..... so lousy yah !! don't even want to help ah !! Pls help lah .... sigh........ !!

 

[hstang]

Hi there,

I'll try to help as best as I can but we need some clarification:

Only Struts of the three you listed is predominantly used as a framework. Struts is an MVC framework for developing web applications.

Although Eclipse has been designed from the beginning to support "plug-ins", it's really known as an IDE.

ANT is used for packaging and deployment purposes. ANT is definitely more useful than this.

These tools/frameworks don't really compete with each other, they complement each other well in developing applications.

If you have further questions, send an email at hstang@s3dev.net.

 

[kmthien]

Hello,

So what is eclipse for ???

 

[Softballslug]

Do a search on google for each of the items you listed and you will get MORE information than you can handle.

Here is the lowdown:

1) Struts is an application "framework" or structure on which to base your web application.
2) Eclipse is an IDE which allows you to code and compile your application code
3) Ant is a scripting build tool which can also compile and deploy your code...

time to read up..

 

[kmthien]

Hi guys,

So what is the Velocity and JBoss for ??

 

[kmthien]

So how ? U guys got any ideas ? Pls help !!!!

 

[kmthien]

R u guys ok out there ? Some comments need here !!

 

[kmthien]

Hey guys ....... wake up man !!!

 

[kmthien]

HEy......are you guys ok there ??

 

[purpledemon]

Velocity is a Java-based template engine. Velocity

JBoss is a Java Application Server JBoss

 

[Argo]

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[kmthien]

R u guys nut ??

 

[kmthien]

Hello ...... ??

 

[Sunner]

Go easy on the coffee, don't bumb every 15 minutes.

You've gotten several answers.

 

[ApacheXMD]

to his credit, he's bumps have been at *least* 11 hours apart. and that's only one instance. Mostly he's been bumping days apart.

-patchy

 

[Sunner]

Originally posted by: ApacheXMD
to his credit, he's bumps have been at *least* 11 hours apart. and that's only one instance. Mostly he's been bumping days apart.

-patchy

Oups, only looked at the time, not the date

 

[ugh]

But the answers are sooo there...

 

[peterskm]

Use eclipse to develop and application using the Strus framework. Deploy it to JBoss using ant.

Done.