Hi,
First complete the logic in EJB's. See its output on console. When it is
final then start working on output and look&feel.
Hamid Hassan
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Subject: Implemetation flow
Hi,
This is my first J2EE project. I need some advice.
We're using the Model 2 (MVC) architecture. We haven't yet reached the
implementation phase. I was wondering *where* to start coding. Should we
start coding the JSPs first, or the EJBs, or somewhere in between? We're
using: JSPs, tags, servlets, beans, EJBs.
Naturally, we'd like to keep testing the code as we go along. If we start
from JSPs, then there's no data to display. If we start with EJBs (the
model) then there's no place to output the results.
There's just 2 of us, so we can't code all the layers in parallel. Also,
we're both first-timers, so we need to keep testing the code to be
confident that it works.
Any tips and suggestions will be worshipped.
Thanks in advance!
-Erwin
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