Michael Jouravlev wrote:
For example, I find the idea of dynaforms, mirroring the business
object, quite appealing.
Yeah, well I find the idea of removing business objects altogether quite
appealing.
Business object has strongly-typed
properties, dynaform would have String-type properties and serve as a
UI-buffer for retries and for redisplaying data, when a user chooses
session scope for a form.
Here's the rub: these properties need to be used primitively (Strings will do)
for user-display, and as more advanced data types for storage within the
relational model. So, we need something like DynaBeanPlus, which would be able
to display the user input and, at the same time, map the required entries to
the relational model.
-Dave
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