On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 00:11, Kristian Rink<[email protected]> wrote: > - In Java EE, I am sort of used to write code, pack both my compiled code > and additional resources (images, XML, whatever) into a .war or .jar file To deploy a .NET web app one typically copies all the files over to the web server. You could put everything into a ZIP file and just unzip on your application server.
> - In most situations, I try my best to keep things separated, in most cases > making use of EJBs (or Spring beans) for backend / business logic and > something like JSPs, JSFs, ... for providing user interfaces. (How) Can I > have a separation of concerns like this in a Mono based server sided > application? Talking about this, does anyone have any experiences using the > Springframework.NET atop Mono? Using one of the MVC frameworks, like MonoRail or ASP.NET MVC, is probably your best bet (either one - they're both good IMHO). There are plenty of IoC frameworks for .NET - I've used (and like) both Castle Windsor and StructureMap. If you go the MonoRail route, odds are you'll naturally fall into Castle Windsor. > - Talking about database integration, does Mono offer features like O/R > mapping or container managed persistence to store / retrieve domain objects Coming from the Java space, you're probably familiar with Hibernate, so I would say you should check out NHibernate. -- http://www.opgenorth.net _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
