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Fri, 15 Aug 2003
Java quickies: WebWork2, GenJar
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- Erik Hatcher is bailing on Struts for Tapestry. But what he really likes is WebWork2 and holds that up to the Struts developers as input for Struts 2.
- [ via Vinny Carpenter's blog] GenJar is a program that walks all of you class files (and jar files) and extracts the classes that are needed into a single jar file that makes for easier deployment. This is neat, but it still doesn't solve the jar dependency problem.
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