SourceForge Logo  West of j : WUI : Overview  WUI (Web User
Interface) is an MVC framework for writing web UIs in a single
language: Java. Write web apps with components, widgets &
events, not JSPs. Runs in any servlet 2.3 container. Similar to
Model 2 / Struts, only better. Apache-style license.  Why we
like the WUI:  JSP development sucks Let's face it: no two
browsers support HTML, XHML, CSS or JavaScript consistently.
Wasn't Java supposed to let you "write once, run everywhere"?
Well today you can, and you don't have to use applets.  JSPs
were great in the infancy of Web development in Java. Today,
it's clear that they're the wrong tool for the job. They promote
model-1 programming and offer very little reuse potential for
the application programmer. Sure there's TAGLIBs. They're no
silver bullet: they're performance hogs, they add new
dependencies, new semantics and offer very poor reuse
capabilities unless you're the author of the tag library itself.
Use the right abstractions, the right API Most of JS