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Mecid2011-06-12 14:10:32
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Mecid, 2011-06-12 14:10:32

Django framework for Java?

Is there an analogue of the Django framework for Java, or something similar?

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Ololesha Ololoev, 2011-06-17
@alexeygrigorev

Here, too, alas, after Django, all java frameworks do not seem so good to me.
In general, play is quite good, judging by the screencasts and docks.

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Mark, 2011-08-17
@printf

Django runs on Jython, applications can be written in any JVM language that has classes.

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barker, 2011-06-12
@barker

A strange question ... "analogue" in what parameters?

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@resurtm, 2011-06-12
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Look towards the Play Framework.

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VSZ, 2011-08-16
@VSZ

There probably isn't a complete analog.
If you love action based frameworks (which is django), then you need to look at Struts, SpringMVC, Stripes and a lot of other MVC and Front Controller implementations (see Fowler's architectural patterns), etc. Each one can choose its own template engine. The approach to processing HTTP requests is fundamentally similar to django
On the other hand, look at the components of the frameworks: Wicket, GWT, which you most likely will not find analogues in the python community

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Mecid, 2011-08-17
@Mecid

solution found: playframework, excellent framework based on rails architecture

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