> I think this object oriented approach to web programming is a good paradigm
> for controlling the behaviour of a web page; Query the values of the
> entities to determine the state rather than working directly from the
> request. For those of you who are familiar with the silverstream
> application server, this is almost exactly the approach they take for web
> pages. Whilst I like the approach, Silverstream forces you into using
> proprietary code. I have for some time been looking for a mechanism to
> 'copy' the silverstream approach without getting sucked into proprietary
> closed source code. Hopefully ECS will enable me to do this.
It sounds as if Turbine does more of what your after ( http://java.apache.org/turbine
) - which can use ECS or other related tools (eg WebMacro) for the core screen
building, but also provides a clean flow control, you have actions and screens
separated out.
Turbine is the servlet/ECS integration you are looking for.
Don't let its "unreleased" state fool you - its very usable.
Chris
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