1) yu don't use Java for a long time..
2) you never used it properly ... :)
3) you definitelly don't like Java and you are desperatelly looking for an argument to publicize that out there :) eheh
* btw, grails is cool ... but for the scenario you described, Java would do the same job with the same effort..
skeptical?
1) install Maven
2) mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeCatalog=http://download.java.net/maven/2
3) chosse option 2 and answer the 5 questions with foo data
5) mvn clean compile
6) mvn glassfish:run
if you think Java is
if you think Java is complicated, few chances:
1) yu don't use Java for a long time..
2) you never used it properly ... :)
3) you definitelly don't like Java and you are desperatelly looking for an argument to publicize that out there :) eheh
* btw, grails is cool ... but for the scenario you described, Java would do the same job with the same effort..
skeptical?
1) install Maven
2) mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeCatalog=http://download.java.net/maven/2
3) chosse option 2 and answer the 5 questions with foo data
5) mvn clean compile
6) mvn glassfish:run
Done, a web application will be available in your browser:
http://localhost:8080/artifactId/webresources/myresource
now it is time to edit the source files and include your test code.. with full debug and support of the major IDEs...
Hard work? much harder than grails? really?
my 2 Java cents.