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Don't know your specific requirements, but I have had some success of managing requirements using an issue tracker such as trac (http://trac.edgewall.org/).

By using tickets for requirements you...

If you really want to bypass your business layer, I think 2 is not such a bad design decision. If you have multiple domain objects you want to persist in the same transaction, just create some...

I have in a couple of projects managed the property replacements in the spring files by using an extended PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer that is overrideable by JNDI entries. I have put each property...

I used tiles a couple of years ago and faced the exact same problem. My solution was to instead of only directing tiles to a set of JSP I directed it to both JSPs and action/controller URLs, for...

I have been facing a very similar problem. I have a controller that displays a detail for a domain object called Project. On that page there are multiple forms for editing different aspects of the...