Re: Competition

Hi Denny (and all),

Thursday, September 11, 2003, 3:04:59 PM, you wrote:

DC> Here is an IBM article on the Echo Web framework.
DC> http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-echo1/

  There's another framework called Millstone
  (http://www.millstone.org), along similar lines as Echo that you
  might also want to consider if comparing with Barracuda.

  [ My position on this is that I recently had to knock up a quick
  web-app to do some XmlRpc testing - basically display a few tables
  of values, let the user change some, kick off the request then
  display the result.

  At the same time, while I've been lurking here for a while, I didn't
  have any Barracuda experience or framework to hand to jump-start me
  towards Barracuda, so I had a quick look at both of the above & went
  for Millstone.  Mainly as it would let me update the client after a
  server-side event, but that's probably not a normal issue - The
  other thing was that it looked to have an easier way of editing
  tables than Echo did...

  I don't have a publicly available demo, but if anyone does want to
  take a look at Millstone, I could email them some of the code I
  used. ]

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