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 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 page: > > BusinessDB Object I > - database query returns ArrayList of EmployeeBean objects (these > EmployeeBean objects have different datatype members other than > String). > > Business Object II > - makes call to above Buisness1 Object to get the ArrayList of > EmployeeBeans. Now iterates through this List and makes > a new ArrayList of EmployeeForm objects that have proper String > representations of the EmployeeBean datatypes (ie- birthDate > in 08/11/1969 format, double salary in currency format, etc). > > EmployeeAction Object (using EmployeeForm object ) > - typical struts action. Makes call to above Business object to get > ArrayList of EmployeeForm objects and puts them into the request or > session > > JSP > use iterate tag and bean tag to display the EmployeeForm properties > > > -- > > Rick > > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "Any man, in the right situation, is capable of murder. But not any > man is capable of being a good camper. So, murder and camping are not > as similar as you might think." > -Jack Handey > > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > -- Neil Pitman [EMAIL PROTECTED] +1.514.863.5465 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
