ForewordEasy Web Controller main concepts were born four years ago in a long time real-world project that required migrating a very complex C/S application to the web (a Java webapp). Java and web technology has evolved a lot since those initial steps. Along this time I have seen how different web frameworks evolved to become great projects (Struts or JSFs, among them). But, although I expected them to solve some key points, none of them have solved them yet. Thus, I've decided to publish a framework that addresses all the issues I consider important, and I wanted to do it in the Open Source way: code is just code, so use it if it helps you to solve your problem. May be you're wondering what I'm talking about when I say "important issues"... All of them can be summarized in just one idea: handle complexity in such a way that it can be scaled without problems. Most frameworks work fine with simple projects, but become impossible to handle when the complexity grows. Easy Web Controller allows you to decompose web applications in such a way that you will be able to refactor it easily when needed (usually to add more complexity to the application). EWC is a new born project, but mature in its conception. Use it, and enjoy it! Miguel Ángel Ballesteros, Mar-2004, Valencia-Spain. First stepsThis section outlines a guided tour for getting into Java webapps programming using EWC. Follow these steps and you should be able to understand completely the EW C framework:
In case you have questions, remember to look at the F.A.Q. . If you are experiencing problems, may be someone had the same problem before and is registered at the troubleshooting section. |