Peter Crowther wrote:
>> From: Vamshidhar Palkonda [mailto:vpalkonda@(protected)]
>> Space is not a problem on the device. The device will be
>> running Linux.
>> One other reason is why I am thinking of tomcat is I am
>> familiar with Java but not C,C++.
>>
>> We are starting from the scratch. And there are not many
>> developers right now.
>> Since the infrastructure that I am developing is for the
>> configuration management.
>>  
>
> OK, so it's a green-field project. Provided you can get a suitable JDK
> running on the device, that sounds like a perfectly reasonable solution.
>
>  
>> Is there anything that I can use to speed up the development
>> if not with JSF.
>>  
>
> That's close to a religious argument among the different UI framework
> people :-). I never managed to climb the JSF learning curve (too many
> other demands on my time), so have stuck with raw JSPs. If you already
> know JSF then it's probably the fastest framework to use. If not, and
> you haven't looked around for frameworks, it's probably worth doing that
> survey.
>
> I suspect I'll now get flamed by a few people on this list for calling
> JSF into question, and cheered by a few others... let's see!
>
>    - Peter
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If you're at all familiar with Swing, which most Java programmers are,
you might find the Echo framework
much easier to learn. I've been using it for a couple of months now,
and I love it. As a side note, I'm not
trying to start a flame war, just trying to point out possible app
frameworks that might be useful. There is
also a minimal amount of config to get up and running and you don't have
to write any HTML. The
framework might be for you and it might not be, but I would suggest
evaluating it at least.

Zack

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