I have used Stripes on a few projects now and have liked it a lot.
It may sound crazy but the Stripes quickstart and sample application documentation on the website does a pretty good job of covering the bases.
This is helped by the fact there is little to Stripes, probably because it is relatively new and not trying to be all things to all people. I would say give the quick-start a try and if by the end of it you are unsatisfied look elsewhere. At the end of the day you and your company have to be happy (and productive) with what you are using irrespective of how many people are using it.
We considered it when we were looking at open source frameworks. But we saw the same thing your did that there really just isn't much support or information for it. You should always weight the community support factor surrounding open source projects before picking one. (which is what you are doing here)
It's a shame that some people perceive Stripes as a framework for which "there really just isn't much support or information for it." In reality, the Stripes community is very supportive - have a look at the mailing list and you'll see how friendly and responsive people are. In fact, some have said on the #stripes IRC channel that they have had better response for Hibernate-related questions than on #hibernate itself!
Give Stripes a good, serious look instead of dismissing it because of misconceptions.
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我建议查看jko引用的书：
虽然仍处于“测试版”，但这本书很好地涵盖了所有内容。
另一个好的起点是 这篇 ONJava 文章。
我现在已经在几个项目中使用了 Stripes，并且非常喜欢它。
这可能听起来很疯狂，但是网站上的 Stripes 快速入门和示例应用程序文档确实覆盖基地的工作非常好。
Stripes 的内容很少，这对这一点有所帮助，可能是因为它相对较新，并且不试图满足所有人的需求。 我想说，尝试一下快速启动，如果最终您不满意，请看看其他地方。 归根结底，无论有多少人使用它，您和您的公司都必须对您所使用的产品感到满意（并且富有成效）。
I recommend checking out the book referenced by jko:
Whilst still in 'beta' the book covers everything very well.
Another good place to start is this ONJava article.
I have used Stripes on a few projects now and have liked it a lot.
It may sound crazy but the Stripes quickstart and sample application documentation on the website does a pretty good job of covering the bases.
This is helped by the fact there is little to Stripes, probably because it is relatively new and not trying to be all things to all people. I would say give the quick-start a try and if by the end of it you are unsatisfied look elsewhere. At the end of the day you and your company have to be happy (and productive) with what you are using irrespective of how many people are using it.
我从未使用过（甚至听说过）Stripes。
无论如何，实用书架有一本书，名为Stripes：...Java Web 开发再次变得有趣，可能值得一试。 您还可以查看 Stripes 邮件列表存档。
I've never used (or even heard of) Stripes.
Regardless, there's a book from The Pragmatic Bookshelf called Stripes: ...and Java web development is fun again that may be worth checking out. You could also check out the Stripes mailing list archive.
我们在考虑开源框架时考虑了这一点。 但我们看到了你所做的同样的事情，但实际上并没有太多支持或信息。 在选择一个项目之前，您应该始终权衡围绕开源项目的社区支持因素。 （这就是你在这里所做的）
We considered it when we were looking at open source frameworks. But we saw the same thing your did that there really just isn't much support or information for it. You should always weight the community support factor surrounding open source projects before picking one. (which is what you are doing here)
遗憾的是，有些人认为 Stripes 是一个“实际上没有太多支持或信息”的框架。 事实上，Stripes 社区非常支持 - 请查看 邮件列表，您会看到人们是多么友好和反应灵敏。 事实上，一些人在 #stripes IRC 频道上表示，他们对 Hibernate 相关问题的回答比 #hibernate 本身更好！
给 Stripes 一个好的、严肃的印象，而不是因为误解而忽视它。
It's a shame that some people perceive Stripes as a framework for which "there really just isn't much support or information for it." In reality, the Stripes community is very supportive - have a look at the mailing list and you'll see how friendly and responsive people are. In fact, some have said on the #stripes IRC channel that they have had better response for Hibernate-related questions than on #hibernate itself!
Give Stripes a good, serious look instead of dismissing it because of misconceptions.
Stripes 是一个很棒的框架。 我们将一个大型项目从自制框架转换为 Stripes，只花了不到一周的时间。
上面引用的书是一个很好的资源，邮件列表也是如此。
freenode 上还有一个活跃的 irc 频道#stripes。
这是一个非常强大的框架，不会妨碍您。
Stripes is a great framework. We converted a major project from a home grown framework to stripes and it took less than one week.
The book referenced above is a great resources, as is the mailing list.
There's also an active irc channel #stripes on freenode.
It's a very powerful framework that doesn't get in your way.