hi Rene
> By reading a lot of articles I came to conclusion that the following
> architecture may work:
yes, of course it works.
> Is anybody using such an architecture including session beans
> - experiences?
Yes. It was quite good.
> And a question out of scope:
> I'm new in the area of
We are doing the same thing right now and so far so
good. Since you are creating the ejbs you can define
the create methods how ever you want. We use a value
object and pass it into the create method. When we
actually create the method we set the primary key in
the value object and return that.
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I'm actually evaluating possibilities to add EJB functionality to our struts
projects.
By reading a lot of articles I came to conclusion that the following
architecture may work:
Struts-Action
- Processing http-request
- Performing formal validation (validation framework)
- Per
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, Adam Young wrote:
> Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2002 12:10:34 -0700
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do all thios for you prevents you from interjecting any
business logic into it at all.
Adam Young
Lead Programmer
RTZ Associates
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> From: Manfred Wolff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: AW: Re: Struts + EJB ?
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> I use Struts, Tomcat, JBoss, XDoclett, PostgreSQL, Ant, Log4J
> in a 5 "person
> year" project (not large but not small also) and it works really fine.
Manfred,
Are you using Xdo
I hope all my potential competitors read this... i sure would love to have
them not using EJB out of the gate!!! :P
-b
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