By the way, I do use the Spring mvc framework, as I was personally not that satisfied with Struts. But that shows the beauty of Spring, in the sense that you can use as much of the framework as you'd like. The integration with hibernate is also seamlessly.

Cheers
Frans

On Thu, 7 Jul 2005 10:37:50 +0100, Yagiz Erkan wrote:
> By the way, I forgot to say that we don't use the MVC framework of
> Spring. We use Struts for this because we had had a good experience
> with Struts long before introducing Spring.
>
> - Yagiz Erkan -
> http://www.erkans.com
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