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Hope this helps.
Bruno Georges
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- Original Message -
From: "John MccLain" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09.03.2006 22:11
To: "Tomcat user list"
Subject: Architecture question for all you gurus out the
You should consider looking at AJAX for this type of processing.
With AJAX you can store rules and processes in the user session object.
Changes can be made to happen without refreshing the whole page. It eliminates
a lot of request/response processing. Also consider fragment caching your
ItÂ’s always better to not have fat clients and put as much of the logic on
the server side.
You say that this is a webapp client? So that means that your forms are
static. So your only choice is to use script language that runs on client
machine. This is also a bad thing. Since you don't know much
Have you looked into aspect oriented programming? You should be able accomplish
your objectives using it. One example open source effort is the Spring
framework. Good luck.
- andy
John MccLain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: We have a fairly large client/server
app that we converted to a java
We have a fairly large client/server app that we converted to a java webapp.
The original app was in powerbuilder. there were 2 types of rules applied to
field rendering:
1) any rule that could be handled when the screen loaded was handled via
screen level events, e.g., if a screen had fields with
