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It is a good choice to use JSP with Wicket at long term? There is also another tool that allows to work with Wicket?
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This is a strange question. Wicket does not work with JSPs. JSPs work with action-oriented web frameworks (e.g. Struts or Spring MVC) or pure servlet development, Wicket is a component oriented framework which works with html and java only. There is no logic in templates in wicket (and hence no suport for JSPs). In my opinion that is the key feature of wicket.
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I am learning how to use JSTL in my application.
When i was ready download it from Internet, I found there are two kinds of JSTL.
The first one is from http://tomcat.apache.org/taglibs.html, another is https://jstl.java.net/. Though files' names are different, it seems they both works.
What's the different between them? Which one should I use?
Like as everything else in Java EE, JSTL is an abstract API. The concrete code is provided by the implementors. Oracle is one and Apache is another one.
Which one to choose is up to you.
See also:
Our JSTL wiki page
What exactly is Java EE?
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I have a Vaadin Project that I didn't wrote. I didn't do anything with Vaadin before. Now I have to implement an API and Web Services for further communication.
So my question is: Is it possible to create web services and a further URL structure to the project besides the Vaadin stuff?
Thank you for your answers.
Vaadin is just a User Interface framework - for the presentation layer.You can write your service layer separately from the presentation layer as usual. So you can use whatever framework or mechanism you are familliar with in java or better yet just add more web services in a same way the old ones are published to preserve consistency.
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I worked on GWT in past with normal HTML editor. Now i am trying to work with bootstrap. but whether is it possible to combine GWT knowledge with boot strap or else i should go through JSP & boot strap? which combination is better to make my work easy?
As you say , you have knowledge in GWT it can be very well used to integrate it with Bootstrap.
AFAIK, there are two librarys for Twitter Bootstrap integration in GWT. There is GWT-Bootstrap and GwtBootstrap3. And this answer GWT-Bootstrap vs. GwtBootstrap3 would help you choose the one which you need.
And here is live demo for gwtbootstrap3. Have a look at their CSS and js components integrated with bootstrap.
The second part is jsp + bootstrap , choosing the stack is truly based on your requirements and exposure to the technologies. I have worked jsp and bootstrap , jsp is merely an html with some additional options for dyanmic content. so it wont very tough to learn.
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Why is gwt-bootstrap necessary?
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I have read the following about JSP this
But there is no discussion about servlet technology.
My Question is "Are servlets being used today, or are they deprecated ?"
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It is not deprecated. They are still releasing new features on the latest Servlet (like async Servlet).
And many of the Java web frameworks are building on top the the Servlet technology.
But it might be right that less people are using it directly since it is so easy to use one of the Java web frameworks (which built on top on Servlet).
Yes, Servlet(s) continue to be used. Even if you never write one, every JSP (per the linked Wikipedia article) is one.
JSPs are translated into servlets at runtime
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MVP and MVC are mostly used patterns in Java and other languages. Is there any other list of patterns working like MVC and MVP?
Well I cant speak for Java but with big iOS projects (often using Core Data) you normally expand the MVC pattern to MVCS (Model-View-Controller-Store). The Store is responsible for fetching data provided by external sources and providing data to controllers. You do this to not mess up your controllers in such projects.
But for normal projects MVC is your way to go.