I think that you can still do this with one servlet. In earlier posts
(subject - Which Architecture), Craig discussed a servlet design that used
an action parameter in the servlet request to determine how to handle the
request. It seems to me that you have at least one additional dimension,
i.e. region, that you need to determine how to handle the request.
You could either pass this extra parameter in every request or once it's
determined you could save it in the user's session. Either way, the logic
for handling the extra dimension is the same.
David
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> Subject: Page Control in International/Regional Setting
>
>
> Craig et al,
>
> What if you have a business process you would like to implement using the
> Central Servlet Model (CSM). Let's say the business process is
> completing an
> application for some common service.
>
> Now, when the user logs into the system there is some information that
> connects that user to the appropriate application for her
> geographical region
> (these could be international regions: US, Germany, Japan, etc.)
> And, there could be newer regions to be added in the future.
>
> Using the CSM should the initial servlet redirect the user to a regional
> Servlet?
> I do not want to have to create and maintain a gazillion
> servlets, and I would
> like the presentation people to work as autonomously as possible.
>
> I recognize that this may not be sufficient info, but give it
> your best shot.
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
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