Does anyone know of a Click structure?
I was recommended to choose a framework from Apache. But I can't find forums talking about tests, reviews, advantages, disadvantages, usefulness, ease of implementation, etc.
I've been asked to use it to design a website, but I'm completely in the dark about its strengths and weaknesses.
And his damn name doesn't help !! Click? Hello Apache! Call your next structure "just" for fun. I dare you.
So can anyone comment on his experience with Click?
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What I personally like about the Click framework is that it is pretty close to HTML / HTTP and the Servlet API. There is no huge abstraction to familiarize yourself with. You have a page class, a form class ... If you need to persist state across calls, you put it in a session or pass it through a URL ... This makes it easier to use. It is also easy to control the generated HTML pages. This may seem like a very simple foundation, but simplicity is actually one of its greatest strengths.
Other frameworks (like Seam) are more suitable for building a very large web application with many reusable components and complex pages, but the learning curve is much steeper. So for me, Click works well for small to medium sites.
This is an apache incubator project , but this does not mean that the project is unstable, but reflects its transition to the Apache project model.
Click the JSF equivalent version of Apache for Component-Based Web Infrastructure (other core Java Framework components are Tapestry and Wicket) Click Ohloh
There is an official official blog and some links on Wikipedia: Framework Comparison and Information Page
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