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The following page has been changed by GarethEvans: http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsAndSpring ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Spring 2.0 adds support for scripted beans. This means a script engine can be used to run a script that will look like a regular java class. - Struts also support scripted actions, but this requires to change the struts config. This may be a good option, but not if you want your production web application to use compiled java classes, and just use scripting support for quick application prototyping. + Struts also supports scripted actions, but this requires to change the struts config. This may be a good option, but not if you want your production web application to use compiled java classes, and just use scripting support for quick application prototyping. Using Spring 2.0 scripted-beans, Groovy that can parse a 100% java source file and Struts allow to quickly change a "classic" java action into a scripted bean, and just hit refresh in the browser to see effects of a code change.
