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a Web n00b question
hello all ,
i'm currently starting a project that will include a website with a database
also it will get a web service entries once every day or two .
i recently learned hibernate in order to help me with the data base and i know all about the SOAP
my question is will something like Spring or Strut worth the learning ?
i'm not sure what they do from my first readings and youtube videos
if it would , how will it help me
thanks to all the helpers !
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Re: a Web n00b question
noob answer:
I am using spring and i think it is pretty important and helpful in these days, so i would recommend it (at least it shows you how to decouple app layers with dependency injection, MVC pattern etc) and it can be used with hibernate. So i think yes, spring is worth learning as it is used often in many projects.
But from recent readings and explorations about java ee 7 I have the feeling they try to offer features, which should replace the need to use xml based frameworks like spring, but that is personal feeling - not based on deep research yet.
I'm not using struts.
Last edited by Zavael; April 2nd, 2014 at 02:19 AM.
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