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On 7/12/2011 8:41 PM, Warren Tang wrote:
> For the desktop front-end I
> should use Swing + Spring + MyBatis? The Spring MVC can handle the two
> front-ends and make sharing business logic easier?

As far as I know Spring is web only.  Its MVC frame work is aimed
strictly at web applications;  it won't integrate with Swing.

I've not actually used Spring (though I've investigated it) but I'm 90%
sure that's right.  Check carefully before you assume otherwise.

Spring in general seems to be in disfavor in this group.  It depends I
suppose on what sort app you are planning, but you might look into
something a bit newer at least.  MyBatis at a glance did not look
superior to JPA or Hibernate.  I'd prefer one of those two before using
something that seems less standard, like MyBatis, in the Java world.