Hello All,

My company and I are moving a large enterprise level application from a largely 
convention-less set of code from many developers to one that is easier to scale 
up.  The goal of scaling is to add other applications that use much of the same 
code base on the same server so that if changes need to be made across all the 
application they can be made in one place.

Frameworks seem like a logical choice here.  But I am not sure which of the 
major three are appropriate if any.  Any advice> The Style of code re-use that 
I am looking for seems to be absent from the documentation code re-use seems to 
be limited to single application or copying the code out to multiple 
applications and maintaing it separatly which would not be an acceptable 
solution.  OO-programming shouldn't be that big of a deal for developpers here 
to pick up, most of us are Java trained.

I am looking to be pointed inthe right direction for information or sample 
sites(with code) for Mach-II,Model-Glue and Fusebox (tutorials also welcome).

As far as ORM is concerned the site has a largely well structed set of 
storedprocedures in the backend rather than just simple tables are any of the 
ORM tools (Reactor,ObjectBreeze,Transfer) able to handle stored procedures. Or 
is it the case that since we already have this structure I am stuck writing the 
DataAccess layer from scratch.
Are there any ORM's whose Gateways do not return queries but Arrays of objects 
so that the view isn't tied directly to the data layer?  Seems like separation 
of concerns is largely undermined when form fields must have the same name as 
column names fro mthe db in order for autowireups to work.

I realize this is a huge post any help would be awesome though.

Cheers,
Peter

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