Posted by: Joshua on: September 11, 2008
It has been a long time since Struts first showed up and filled in the Java web framework space. Many people nowadays are still using Struts which mainly because of legacy and investments reasons. But more people are moving away towards component based frameworks these days. JSF has got to be the most popular component [...]
Posted by: Joshua on: November 14, 2007
Generally you won’t find any problem setting up Wicket on Websphere 5 using WicketFilter. But there are some situation where you just can’t use WicketFilter. One case of that is if you integrate Wicket with Spring, then you’re in trouble. Why?
ContextLoaderListener doesnt’ work on Websphere 5 which is another darkside of Websphere because Servlet [...]
Posted by: Joshua on: November 12, 2007
So I went searching for another web framework that fits into the company’s app server infrastructure. The company uses an IBM Websphere AS 5.1 which still uses Servlet 2.3 spec. Wicket is one of Java web framework that works on JDK 1.4 and Servlet 2.3, it just works nicely (with some configuration).
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