[OS-webwork] XWork Application Architecture

[Matthew E . Porter]

I am in the process of converting JLCP from some other, unnamed 
framework (cough... cough.. Struts) to Webwork2 and would like to 
solicit some feedback from those who using Webwork2/XWork.  Right now, 
I am working on our Poll Module and see two possible roads to take for 
implementing business logic.

The first route is to implement the business logic in a separate class, 
for example PollManager.  Actions are then used to bridge the web 
frontend and call methods on the class.  Every action that needs 
PollManager could retrieve it via IoC.

The second route would be to implement the logic inside Actions.  In 
this case, actions would have direct access to the core components, 
such as the PersistentManager to perform CRUD operations.

Any suggestions and/or opinions?

Cheers,
  matthew


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