> this is effectively the design conclusion i came to on past
> projects with the addition that i pushed this sort of "core"
> logic down to a base HttpServlet class with which most
> other application serlvets (which where geered more towards
> presentation) extended.
>
> this approach worked well with jws/jhtml but will work
> fine with systems comprising of jsp, pure servlets, etc.
>
> hope this helps,
>
> - james
Yea, I have used Dash-like frameworks on 3 50,000+ line web application
projects now and it has been great. Quick development time and low bug
reports and quick debugging. Essentially Dash is now the 4th revision of
such a framework for me. I think that I have pretty much solved 90% of the
issues in developing large scale web application frameworks. ;-)
<http://www.working-dogs.com/dash/>
-jon
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