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POApache Tapestry 5.3 IoC vs Spring 4 IoC
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I'm studying the frameworks I can use to develop an ERP system. I have never used Spring and I have no idea whatsoever about it. But I've been using Tapestry IoC for a long time now, but I haven't used all it's features though. Here is what I have reached so far: Tapestry IoC The application can be easily distributed among modules (JAR files), each module can contribute the following: <ul> <li>Service definitions</li> <li>Service configurations: Services can be constructed using collections, these collections can be fed by different modules. It has some limitations though, like conditional overriding of an element in that collection, Like checking for a contributed configuration element before deciding whether to overriding it or not.</li> </ul> (Feel more than welcome to correct me if I'm wrong) There are much more to Tapestry IoC, I'm sure about that, I just haven't explored it yet. The main concern I have is to distribute my application among modules as in different JAR files. This helps plugging in new features easily and securely. Has anyone used the latest versions of Tapestry IoC and Spring IoC so he would kindly offer insight into both of them ? <ul> <li>Does Spring offer the concept of distributed configuration like Tapestry ?</li> <li>At which aspect does a on of these frameworks excel more than the other ?</li> <li>Can Spring be easily learned in a short period of time ?</li> <li>Which would be easier and more efficient to integrate with an ajax based front-end such as GWT or SmartGWT ?</li> <li>Which would be easier and more efficient in providing enterprise services such as security, pipeline, scheduling, transactions (and any other service that you may suggest) ?</li> <li>Any thing else I should be asking about ???</li> </ul>
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Apache Tapestry 5.3 IoC vs Spring 4 IoC
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