How do you determine the use of MVC/Struts/JSP as opposed to servlets/JSP?

How do you determine the use of MVC/Struts/JSP as opposed to servlets/JSP?

What criteria do YOU use when determining the use of MVC/Struts/JSP as opposed to servlets/JSP?

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The decision should not be made by comparing MVC and/or Struts against servlets and JSP. The MVC architecture is a very effective for Web application development whether you use servlets, JSP or Struts. Struts is based on servlets, XML, JavaBeans, etc. and works well with JSP while guiding the developer toward a clear separation of business logic and presentation using common patterns within an MVC framework.

This was first published in December 2002

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