ASP.NET vs J2EE+Struts comparison
MSDN (which stands for Microsoft Developer Network, so reader beware) publishes a comparative review of ASP.NET versus J2EE architecture with Struts. A quick jump to conclusion:
The .NET Framework stack offers several significant advantages over its J2EE counterpart. Because .NET is fully integrated with the Windows operating system, and the OS provides the application server, .NET applications can take advantage of much closer integration, richer feature content and faster performance than most J2EE systems. On a development level, developing with ASP.NET involves less code than JSP. In addition, many features, such as validation, caching and tracing, are built into ASP.NET, whereas JSP requires third-party components.