Simplify Your Web App Development Using the Spring MVC Framework
18 October 2004
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I have a new article available on the Spring MVC framework.
http://www.devx.com/Java/Article/22134
Excerpt:
“Struts is in fairly widespread use in the Java world, but the Spring MVC framework promises to provide a simpler alternative to Struts for separating presentation layer and business logic. Learn how to build a simple stock trading Web application using Spring’s MVC framework.
In a previous article, I introduced you to the Spring framework, showed you how to use Spring’s basic functionality to create objects, and how to do some simple database interactions. In this follow-up article I will introduce you to the Spring model-view- controller (MVC) framework by walking you through the creation of a simple stock-trading Web application.”









The choice of a MVC framwework depends on the application,rather to put it straight,whether one wants to use a front controller in the case where you have dynamic pages and page controller where you have dynamic navigation.Spring MVC provides what kind of implentation?
I blog at:In Sotware Thoughts
Spring provides a front controller framework. A quick read through the article will answer high-level questions like this.
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