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Hi:
I am learning struts,however I was often confused by its configuration,sometimes I do know clearly why.
SO I wonder if there is any idea to write a simple mvc framework which need not have to be prowerful enough,just make me know more about the steps the struts-like framework do.
Any ideas?
MVC is really a paradigm, and if you simply want to get up an running with an mvc framework, you can look into groovy on grails (which is built on spring mvc) and should be easy to understand and quickly configure
If you want to be adventurous, you can play with django, which is the python framework for building web apps, though they prescribe to the mvp (model view presenter) pattern.
Additionally, http://www.springsource.org/roo may be a good fit for pure Java fans