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3 years ago
I am working on a porlet app and it looks like the "main" portlet will be pretty complex, with some wizard-type functionality in it. I started with plain Spring MVC but it's clear that the backing controller will become very big and unwieldy over time (to my eye). I like to keep my classes small and static through the lifetime of an app.
I was considering the use of Spring Web flow, but a lot of the documentation on it seems to be from 08-timeframe - my question is, is this still a good technology choice for a modular portlet architecture? Is there a way to redirect to standard MVC in certain use-cases within the same portlet/mode..? I.e. to use SWF where it makes sense, but use MVC for other use-cases..?