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my personal preference is spring<br />

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Why Spring? Have looked at Seam? How does that compare?<br />
Also if you used Spring can you use Spring only with a spring web server environment or can it also be used in say an Apache/Tomcat Jboss platform?<br />
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Does Spring provide any special features that makes it stand out more besides the cost??<br />
Correct me if I am wrong but doesn't Spring cost a license fee? What makes it worth the cost?
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Why Spring? Have looked at Seam? How does that compare?
Also if you used Spring can you use Spring only with a spring web server environment or can it also be used in say an Apache/Tomcat Jboss platform?

Does Spring provide any special features that makes it stand out more besides the cost??
Correct me if I am wrong but doesn't Spring cost a license fee? What makes it worth the cost?

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What about Struts 2 - I have heard a lot of great things about Struts 2 framework?<br />
I expect its fairly new - It is said to integrate with Spring nicely. Heard anything about Struts 2??
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What about Struts 2 - I have heard a lot of great things about Struts 2 framework?
I expect its fairly new - It is said to integrate with Spring nicely. Heard anything about Struts 2??

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Haven't used struts2<br />
I used struts 1 many years ago and didn't like it
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Haven't used struts2
I used struts 1 many years ago and didn't like it

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Yes I did some checking and it appears that<br />
SpringSource Framework &nbsp;is not as popular as<br />
say Struts 2 or Struts as a full blown MVC<br />
I don't think JSF is a full blown MVC. As I understand it its more of a visual part of the MVC. I am still delving into it though!
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Yes I did some checking and it appears that
SpringSource Framework  is not as popular as
say Struts 2 or Struts as a full blown MVC
I don't think JSF is a full blown MVC. As I understand it its more of a visual part of the MVC. I am still delving into it though!

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Which is a better Framework to work with?<br />
&nbsp;JSF(Java Server Faces) , Struts 2, or Spring Framework?<br />
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Is there &nbsp;another one better suited for secure e-commerce these days?
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Which is a better Framework to work with?
 JSF(Java Server Faces) , Struts 2, or Spring Framework?

Is there  another one better suited for secure e-commerce these days?

Which a better framework? JSF, Struts 2, or Spring Framework?

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