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	Title and summary	Date/time
1	Comparing webapp frameworks : WebWork Like Struts, WebWork is a framework that is fairly established within the J2EE webapp space although it's interesting that I've only ever come across two types of WebWork users - those that have never heard of it and those that love it. WebWork, like ...	24-Mar-2006 23:03:44
2	Comparing webapp frameworks : Stripes Stripes is a relatively new web application framework that's been built with a couple of things in mind - simplicity and the adoption of new technology. In Stripes, you won't find any complex XML configuration files and, refreshingly, the distribution ...	10-Mar-2006 14:07:45
3	Comparing webapp frameworks : Wicket Guillermo Castro has posted a Wicket implementation of the webapp comparison that I started a while ago. It's an interesting read and the contrast with most page/request based webapp frameworks is amazing. In summary, Guillermo says: Wicket, in my ...	09-Mar-2006 09:56:26
4	Comparing webapp frameworks : Struts Struts is the grandaddy of Java webapp frameworks so it's fitting that we start our tour here. I think it's probably safe to say that Struts was the first model 2 (web MVC) framework to gain widespread adoption in the Java arena and to this day it's ...	26-Jan-2006 17:50:45
5	Comparing webapp frameworks : Model 1 with JSP XML For completeness, I wanted to show how the JSP pages from the JSTL version could be written using the JSP XML syntax.	12-Jan-2006 10:53:42
6	Comparing webapp frameworks : Model 1 with JSTL It's been a while since the last blog entry, but let's continue our look at the webapp frameworks with another model 1 implementation, this time using the JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL).	10-Jan-2006 17:07:19
7	Comparing webapp frameworks : Model 1 with scriptlets Before we dive into the frameworks, I want to drop back to basics to give some context behind why the frameworks exist and what benefits they provide. For this reason, let's look at a naive model 1 implementation of the sample application. If you're ...	23-Nov-2005 19:42:56
8	Comparing webapp frameworks : Domain model Before we kick off our look at webapp frameworks, let's establish the domain model we're working with.	09-Nov-2005 12:22:26
9	Comparing webapp frameworks : Requirements So, to compare webapp frameworks we need an example web application.	04-Nov-2005 13:45:59
10	Comparing webapp frameworks : Why? "Imho this is a complete waste of time and it will be another biased comparison without any real use whatshowever." So, why am I doing this?	03-Nov-2005 20:00:40
11	Comparing webapp frameworks : Introduction Struts, WebWork, Stripes, Spring MVC, Wicket, Tapestry, JSF, etc, or even rolling your own. With so many J2EE web application frameworks to choose from, how do you decide which one to use?	02-Nov-2005 20:23:40
12	I have Servlets In Got Servlets?, Greg is asking what we'd like to see in the next major revision of the Java Servlets specification. In no particular order, here are my initial thoughts.	15-Jul-2005 05:08:59