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Spring Vs Custom Contoller Servlet

arctictree · 2008-12-22 11:54:16

I wonder if someone could give me some advice. I have written a J2EE application which has got fairly big over the years. I have one custom controller servlet which controls the interface between the web and business layer. This servlet has now got really big (about 200 if statements in the controller method). I have heard…

22-12-2008 12:54PM

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I wonder if someone could give me some advice.

I have written a J2EE application which has got fairly big over the years. I have one custom controller servlet which controls the interface between the web and business layer. This servlet has now got really big (about 200 if statements in the controller method). I have heard that I should really use Spring for this.

Could someone give me some really good arguments for changing my application to use spring instead? I mean, it actually works fine at the moment, its just a bit messy.

Thanks!

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