> ...
> ...I think it is a good idea to have 2 classes from the SoC point of view. The employee.class are the data (a bean). The employeeImpl.class is the model in the MVC paradigm.
Sorry but I thougt model=data in MVC. Then separating it is just strange for me. You have situations where you have two objects that represents the same domain object.
In my opinion from SoC point of view the flowscript developer should use only one type of domain objects (pass it to view, bind it to woody, etc), and let the "data developer" decide if it is mapped to OJB or plain JDBC code.
Reagrds, mirko
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