Posted By:
narender_reddy
Posted On:
Tuesday, June 8, 2004 04:06 AM
Hello Abha,
MVC is a j2ee design pattern which specifies that
model,view,controller s must be loose coupled.in wide
if we r using applets then the event
source,eventlisteners,eventhandling logic are independent from each other. in same way if we consider web
application
-- the browser/clientend -- view
--- servlet/jsp---------------controllers
---- ejb/-------------------model
these must be as independent as possible.
-The main objective is to delegate the resposiblities to
different components. hope u got it?let me know issues
regarding this if there are any.
Posted By:
narender_reddy
Posted On:
Tuesday, June 8, 2004 04:04 AM
forgot to tell you that a good architecture will never allow a servlet or jsp page to talk with database directly.as the same case with EJB's also.there must an interface.Regarding DB the beterway is to write in Entity beans .
Posted By:
narender_reddy
Posted On:
Tuesday, June 8, 2004 04:02 AM
forgot to tell you that a architecture will never allow a servlet or jsp page to talk with database directly.as the same case with EJB's also.there must an interface.Regarding DB the beterway is to write in Entity beans .
Posted By:
narender_reddy
Posted On:
Tuesday, June 8, 2004 03:39 AM
Hello Abha,
MVC is a j2ee design pattern which specifies that
model,view,controller s must be loose coupled.in wide
if we r using applets then the event
source,eventlisteners,eventhandling logic are independent from each other. in same way if we consider web
application
-- the browser/clientend -- view
--- servlet/jsp---------------controllers
---- ejb/-------------------model
these must be as independent as possible.
-The main objective is to delegate the resposiblities to
different components. hope u got it?let me know issues
regarding this if there are any.
Posted By:
Sean_Owen
Posted On:
Saturday, May 29, 2004 07:05 AM
Search for a tutorial for "MVC" on the internet -- you will find a lot of information. The MVC architecture is a generic idea and does not require a particular technology. You could use JavaBeans or EJBs as part of the "model". In J2EE, a good way to employ the MVC architecture is to use Struts in your web application. It is a widely-used and effective MVC framework for J2EE web applications. See the Struts tutorial for good information about how "MVC" maps to a Struts application.
