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Funny. Someone please let Redhat know that Struts is framework [1] built on top of Sun's JEE Web Profile [2]. [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1636238/d

Funny. Someone please let Redhat know that Struts is framework [1] built on top of Sun's JEE Web Profile [2]. [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1636238/difference-between-apache-struts-and-java-ee http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1636238/difference-betwee... [2]: https://jaxenter.com/introducing-the-java-ee-web-profile-103275.html https://jaxenter.com/introducing-the-java-ee-web-profile-103... aside/ Sun Microsystems really blew it on the pedagogical front. Hopefully future tech leaders will reflect on SMI's failure to take advantage of (imo) 20+ years visionary head start in design & architecture.

Delmania 11y ago
I'm honestly more amazed it was mentioned. I think most developers who are using some kind of framework for server side rendering are using Spring MVC.
jsight 11y ago
I'm not really seeing the issue. Struts is built on Java EE (which was implied if not explicitly stated). The backend in his scenario was built explicitly on JAX-RS (a Java EE component). He could have been a little more explicit, but I'm pretty sure that wasn't the point of his article.