Hi !
We have created a CORBA Document Object Model implementation in C++ which we
use to parse XML documents very quickly. We want to keep the object (i.e. a
parsed document) over several pages.
What I have read so far is that we could create a bean to store the object
reference so that we can access it frmo different pages.
But this is not a very elegant way to do that. Is it possible to write a
bean wrapper so that we can use the CORBA DOM object as a bean ?
Or, what other ways do you see to keep a CORBA object over a session ?
Any help would be highly appreciated....
Thanks,
Micahel Rumpf
AASaM
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Sent: Donnerstag, 15. April 1999 16:17
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Subject: Re: Model 2. How to implement?
To Whom It May Concern:
I usually resist the temptation to plug a vendor or course, but I
recently returned from an (excellent!) IBM WebSphere & WebSphere Studio
class (N4430) where the instructor clearly demonstrated (&labbed) the Model
1 vs. Model 2 and how the Servlet Wizard in IBM's WebSphere Studio (3.0 beta
is available) produces an architecturaly correct & extremely robust Model 2
implementation. The Wizard guides the developer through a series of
panels/tabs and generates the (interaction controller)Servlet, associated
data access beans, & JSP display page(s). It sort of assumes and guides the
developer through it vis-a-vis an SQL query result bean, but there is no
reason any other utility/data access bean couldn't fit as well. I have had
several visits from "Dr. W" in the version 3.0 beta, but the version we used
in class (?) worked flawlessly. If nothing else, download the beta, run
through the Servlet Wizard & run it just to see an architecturally correct
Model 2 implementation.
Regards,
-Erik Amlie
IT Research & Devlopment : }
Office Depot
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From: Java Guy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 1999 4:33 PM
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Subject: Model 2. How to implement?
Hi
I'm new to JSP but I've been reading this list for a few days
and I've read the 0.92 JSP specs.
I have a simple question:
How does one implement "Model 2" as described in the jsp specs?
I would like a servlet to get the replies from the user and
use JSP to display the results. There are no examples in the
documentation or the example code... How does the servlet call
the JSP page?
Thank you all very much.
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