Re: Is this ok architecture for struts?

2002-04-01 Thread Neil Pitman
Rick, I am a newbie. What is the motivation to having two business objects? Is BO-II just a wrapper for use cae specific behavior? or does it have all the business logic and leave BO-I as a just the physical DB work? Could this be expressed in EJB terminology? Rick Reumann wrote: I'm

RE: Is this ok architecture for struts?

2002-04-01 Thread Phase Web and Multimedia
To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: Re: Is this ok architecture for struts? Rick, I am a newbie. What is the motivation to having two business objects? Is BO-II just a wrapper for use cae specific behavior? or does it have all the business logic and leave BO-I as a just the physical DB work

Re[2]: Is this ok architecture for struts?

2002-04-01 Thread Rick Reumann
On Monday, April 1, 2002, 3:57:37 PM, Neil wrote: NP I am a newbie. What is the motivation to having two business objects? NP Is BO-II just a wrapper for use cae specific behavior? or does it have NP all the business logic and leave BO-I as a just the physical DB work? Sorry Neil, I

Is this ok architecture for struts?

2002-03-29 Thread Rick Reumann
I'm wondering if this a decent design architecture for a non-EJB web application using Struts. I'd appreciate any comments or advice. (Does it break any J2EE principles or not follow any, etc.) For this small example, this architecture is just for wanting to display a list of employees in a JSP