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Default Commons Scaffold as an application framework

The main focus of the J2EE Development without EJB is using an IoC container based framework for managing business objects.

Commons Scaffold is an application framework originally developed by James Husted and marketed in his Struts in Action book.

I was wondering if the authors have any opinions about Scaffold, James Husted's framework for building Struts applications. Scaffold's intent (I've only read only about it) seems to be to enforce a logical distinction between the Struts MVC layer and the business processes in the application.






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