You might be able to get some useful stuff from our efforts to create a very
similar framework (by the sounds of it). Have a look at our open-source
Expresso Framework, at http://www.javacorporate.com. We've tacked the same
kinds of issues, authentication, authorization, logging, and the "generic"
servlet to be a front-end to business logic with the "trx" package in
Expresso - the idea is that the business logic objects can be used equally
easily from Servlets or JSP's (or any other front-end).
Hope it's helpful to you
Mike
Javacorporate Ltd
http://www.javacorporate.com
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> Subject: Request & Response factories
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> We are in the process of designing a servlet framework to
> deal with common
> issues of our business servlets, like authentication, authorization,
> logging, etc. In the design of the framework, we are
> considering a class
> hierarchy which provides these capabilities and also provides
> hook functions
> where subclasses can concentrate on the business logic. In
> designing this
> it seems that be able to replace the HttpRequest and
> HttpResponse objects
> with our own subclassed version would allow us to create a
> more intuitive
> design.
>
> Does the Servlet API provide the ability to supply factory
> classes for the
> creation of these objects?
>
>
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