Hello Craig:
Thanks for the insight. I have been working with Struts since your beginning in the 2nd half of 2000. I aggree with your technology assessment and just concentrate on getting the job done.
BaTien DBGROUPS
Craig McClanahan wrote:
On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 09:48:32 -0700, BaTien Duong
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Hello Craig:
Good work. Thanks for your effort. We always wish to have more than 24 hours a day. I wish to have some spare time to get back to this.
One quick question about the framework: What is the appropriate tool to
use for configuration in different tiers? I thought Jsf is appropriate
in the presentation tier. The business tier and integration tier can
live in different servers separate from the server of the presentation
tier. (I currently use Spring IoC for the configuration of these tiers).
From a glance at your javadoc, you make Jsf as *the* configuration tool
for DAO layer. Should it be appropriate to use chain of request/response
framework to connect the tiers?
As with the original design of Struts, I tried not to impose these decisions on the application developer -- you can choose your favorite techniques. However, it's instructive to note that, for its own purposes, this particular example app uses the IoC-ish configuration support that JSF already provides (via managed beans) to wire together the business logic and DAO instances.
If the logic were any more complicated than the current example (and other use cases certainly will be), using a chain to assemble your tier-crossing (or even the processing within a tier) seems to make a lot of sense.
Thanks
BaTien DBGROUPS
Craig
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