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Subject: Re: SQL in Logic Bean or Action class
It sounds fine to me.
The important thing is to follow the layers pattern
[ view ] | [ controller ] | [ model ]
The view can talk to the controller, and the controller can talk to the
model, but when you le the view and model talk
You are on the right track. Keep the sql with the model. The only thing is
don't let your collection of databeans make it to the jsp. That would
then tie your presentation to the model. Very bad. There should be another
set of beans that represents more of what the view is like. Often times
?
Brandon Goodin
Phase Web and Multimedia
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Subject: RE: SQL in Logic Bean or Action class
A quick hypothetical scenario:
I have an action class that needs to pass a list of addresses to the view
for display.
I have
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Subject: RE: SQL in Logic Bean or Action class
You are on the right track. Keep the sql with the model. The only thing is
don't let your collection of databeans make
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