Java framework for creating corporate websites

Question

Java

Actually interested in the following:
1. On what framework do you create corporate-level sites or just large resources?
2. Is it also suitable for a site of any complexity?
3. Pros/cons of the specified framework.

Answer 1

You should first decide on the requirements for a corporate site. It will be a portal, or a classic CRUD site, or a Rich Internet Application. Will it be a classic server-centric application, or client-centric. Do you need manual control over Javascript. Whether the component model fits your application. Based on the analysis of all requirements, you should choose a framework. Almost all known Java web frameworks are suitable for creating a "site of any complexity" with some reservations.
If you know English, be sure to check out a good article that gives a good description of the "domains" for Java frameworks. java.dzone.com/articles/categorization-web-frameworks

Answer 2

I highly recommend Grails - www.grails.org/
It uses Hibernate and Spring, but presents them in a digestible way, a la Ruby on Rails.

Answer 3

We write in GWT.

Answer 4

I recently read a book (I'll remember if it's interesting) in which the author developed a web application using JSP, Hibernate and Spring. By the way, this is a very interesting book.

Answer 5

http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/java/106744/

Answer 6

Try Play Framework

Answer 7

Sorry, didn't reply there.
As for corporate solutions, JSF and the company seem to rule there. However, this technology is quite heavy. For sites of any complexity, with minimal overhead, Spring MVC is best, since Spring is generally a self-sufficient technology, and it is also quite fast. I often hear about all kinds of portals, you can see (JBoss Portal, Liferay)

Answer 8

node.js