Tapestry
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Loading …Maturity: (5 votes) Loading …Documentation: (6 votes) Loading …Resources: (7 votes) Loading … Customization: (7 votes) Loading …Integration: (6 votes) Loading …Tapestry is a framework for creating dynamic and robust web applications in Java. Tapestry is built on the concept of standard Java Servlet API. It can work in any servlet container or application server. Tapestry is a real framework for building intricate applications by using simple and reusable components. It competes with other frameworks such as Struts, Web Work, and Turbine. Tapestry is developed by Howard Lewis Ship; it has emerged as the first choice for web developers as an application framework. Tapestry is also a part of Jakarta Project at Apache software foundation.
At present Tapestry is in release 5.0. The main focus of Tapestry is on creating dynamic HTML pages. With default implementations supplied, API of Tapestry is portrayed in terms of interfaces. By replacing new objects with the correct interfaces, the performance of the framework can be changed considerably. An ordinary example is to override where page and component specifications are stored.
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