In a recently past I work in a company that creates a J2EE Architecture to be used as application base.
The client and the server side was implemented in Java.
The solution adopted was creates a XML Value Object sended by the client side to server side. This XML VO acrossing all tiles of architecture ( acess, presentation, business, persistence) where each tile gets the necessary information for your tile, via XPath.
What is your opinion about this approach?
Thanks,
Bruno Barin
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XML Value Object across J2EE tiles (2 messages)
- Posted by: Bruno Barin
- Posted on: February 23 2005 08:46 EST
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- XML Value Object across J2EE tiles by Nathan L on February 23 2005 14:16 EST
- XML Value Object acrossing J2EE layers by Bruno Barin on February 24 2005 06:26 EST
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XML Value Object across J2EE tiles[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Nathan L
- Posted on: February 23 2005 14:16 EST
- in response to Bruno Barin
i didn't get what's the adv in passing info via xml vo rather than java VO. let me know if u can explain...
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XML Value Object acrossing J2EE layers[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Bruno Barin
- Posted on: February 24 2005 06:26 EST
- in response to Nathan L
I consider the approach bad, because it's necessary parsing the XML VO each J2EE layer, impacting in application's performance. I think that the use of Java VO is the best approaching when the client side and the server side are implemented in Java.
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