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click and play

admin | June 5, 2009

whooaaaa. No conjunction with a mouse or a new game. click and play are – beside wicket (http://wicket.apache.org/) – young webframeworks.

simplifying the development and maintenance by reusing components and rapid development comes more popular in our days.

So click! and play! are noteworthy young frameworks. Play! development process needs no compile, deploy or restart the server. Play! provides integration with Hibernate and OpenID  is ready for RESTful webservices and it´s scalable. When an error occurs, Play! shows you the source code and the exact line containing the problem.

click! is a component and page centric framework. Click uses an event based programming model for processing Servlet requests and Velocity for rendering the response but JSP or Freemarker are also supported. It uses one servlet as a request dispatcher. If the servlet servlet is invoked by request it creates a page object to process the request. A template (Velocity, JSP or Freemarker) is used to render the results.

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