thnx, that's a clean explanation of the MVC on webwork, but i would like to share the model part of it
as i read it in a boook.

Joseph Ottinger wrote:
On Fri, 28 Mar 2003, Hariharan wrote:

  
Hi
    I would like to know in-depth about the Framework of Webwork.Pls
explain about the
Webwork Model Components.
    

As I understand it, WebWork "model" components are actually composites,
build through a stack, called the "ValueStack." Models are implementations
of "Action," often extensions of "ActionSupport," and follow ordinary
JavaBean semantics.
  
if webwork was replaced by some other framework chances of the Action class will be replaced by some thing else
therefore it isn't a part of the model domain but tightly coupled to the WebWork controller, Another reason to consider
the webwork Action class part of the controller is that it has access to the ServletDispatcher and therefore all of the
controller resources which the model domain should not know about, so Action class is part of the controller.
  
Webwork View Components.
    

One of WebWork's strengths is that view components are entirely up to the
user. If you'd like to use JSP, that's fine. If you'd like to use
Velocity, that's all right as well. If you'd like to use GUI components,
that's easily accomplished. If you'd like to use a servlet (why?), I
imagine that'd not be difficult either.

  
Webwork Controller Components.
    

WebWork uses a dispatcher as a Controller. I haven't done much with this,
as it's a fairly workable black box; servlets are provided to give you
easy access and use of a controller (for JSP and Velocity - the Velocity
servlet doing a touch more work to store the valuestack components into
the velocity context), and non-web dispatchers are easy to work with as
well, I'd imagine.

  
with regards
Hariharan.P

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