Clever. :-)
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From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I was thinking . . . of calling them HasBeans.
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No, I already have a DAO that does all the dirty stuff with connections, statements
and resultsets.
The classes I mean are the ones that get the data back from the DAO and put it in data
classes, marshalling classes so to speak. I don't want to do that in the Action
classes, nor in the data
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No, I already have a DAO that does all the dirty stuff with connections,
statements and resultsets.
The classes I mean are the ones
Yeah, but what are the variable names and class names for them? I have major problems
naming variables and have a bad tendency to end up calling everything bob (bob1, bob2,
bob3) unless I have a standard to cling to.
On Tue, 12 March 2002, Steve Earl wrote:
Business Objects?
Find the
Struts actually has very little to say about the model side of your application. It
provides the controller and the means to extend it and provides for the use of JSPs
with custom tags to give you your view, but the ActionForm objects have only one foot
in the model world. They are really
names like DataManager
Oliver
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Yeah, but what are the variable names and class names for them? I have major
Stuffer. I like it. =)
We have this:
name.jsp -- nameForm -- nameAction -- nameBO -- nameDAO -- nameEntity
BO = Business object - where we put the application logic
DAO = Data Access Object - where the SQL is encapsulated
Entity = An object representation of the table - this may have a 1:1
No problem, I'm just as boring. Factory sounds good. Perhaps SatanicMill - no, sounds
too grim.
Or CustomerButtReamer.
On Tue, 12 March 2002, Chappell, Simon P wrote:
Struts actually has very little to say about the model side of your application. It
provides the controller and the
I've heard such objects called Business Delegates. This is the name of a
pattern in the Core J2EE Patterns with the intent of decoupling the
presentation tier clients and the business services that they require. It is
helpful in hiding the underlying complexity of the service implementation
and
Yes, that's what we call them also.
-- Larry Maturo
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Subject: RE: What do you call them beans?
how do you like DAO (data access
I'll occassionally run a Tiered Accessor Entity to a Business Object.in
which case I just label it a TaeBo Sorry couldn't resist : )
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Yes, that's what we call them also.
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Stuffer. I like it. =)
We have this:
name.jsp -- nameForm -- nameAction -- nameBO -- nameDAO --
nameEntity
BO
On Tue, 12 March 2002, Michelle Popovits wrote:
I generally use suffixes based on the pattern or layer that they are in
Value objects nameVo.java
Data Access OBjects nameDao.java
Perhaps the business object layer which co-ordinates the dao layer could be
nameBo.java ?
Hmmm, I'm
On Tue, 12 March 2002, Cakalic, James wrote:
These Business Objects are what I referred to before as Business Delegates
or Command Beans. Really, as I see it, you want your Actions to be the
transformation point between your presentation (using JSPs, HTML,
ActionForms, etc.) and your model.
occassionally run a Tiered Accessor Entity to a Business Object.in
which case I just label it a TaeBo Sorry couldn't resist : )
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do you call them beans?
On Tue, 12 March 2002, Cakalic, James wrote:
These Business Objects are what I referred to before as
Business Delegates
or Command Beans. Really, as I see it, you want your
Actions to be the
transformation point between your presentation (using JSPs, HTML
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