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    <p>"Spring seems like it could be a nice fit, but I am very wary of frameworks which attempt to do everything. I would love to use spring-MVC, but can I swap in other components? Can I for example use Guice as my DI engine while using Spring-MVC as my framework?"</p> <p>Agreed Spring provides a lot of stuff, but it's totally modular. You can use DI with or without AOP and so forth. And yes you can use Spring MVC and Guice for DI together.</p> <p>"I have briefly looked at Struts but it seems overly complex for my needs and again seems to be a complete package."</p> <p>I have used Struts for quite some time now, but even when I started using it, I found it easy as a breeze. The controller might seem overwhelming at first, but you will have real fun when you get the hang of it. The best way would be taking a look at some real world examples using Struts.</p> <p>"I've never used Hibernate, but it seems to be the standard for ORM and if it's anything like ActiveRecord (which I have only been exposed to a little bit) I am sure it fits my needs."</p> <p>Oh then if you found Struts to tough, Hibernate is huge. It requires a big learning curve. It pays at the end, but if you know ActiveRecord, I will suggest you to stick to it before you get a good amount of knowledge of Hibernate.</p> <p>"I am pretty sure I would like to use Hibernate for ORM, but I hear it can be pretty complex."</p> <p>IMHO, very true...at least for beginners. (Anyone suggesting a change here?)</p> <p>"If I can make an MVC app using Servlets and JSP's is it worth it to incorporate Spring?" </p> <p>You mean without Struts or any other framework? How?</p> <p>Seems like you are trying to take on too much too fast. Try considering one thing at a time. DI itself is a tricky thing to implement in real world. Oh yes conceptually it's great, but what I mean is you need to first get a hang of things one by one.</p>
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