component diagrams.

[tery valencia]

hi guyz,

just a question about component diagrams. Do you deeply explain the concept of a MVC framework (Front controller + dispatcher + helpers(model) ) or can we just put a component tagged <<Servlet>> just as in Cade's book. I dont know till which level of explanations we re supposed to arrive.

i mean :

first solution is :

Jsp component ---> Servlet Component ---> Business delegate(with service locator) ---> Facade SLSB .....


second solution is :

Jsp component ---> Front controller (with request mapping, request processor, command pattern, dispatcher) ---> Business delegate (with service locator) ---> Facade SLSB ....

I m making a Customer Component Diagram and i m confused about the strategy to use.

any ideas ?

tery

[Pham Huy Anh]

Hello,

Sorry to wake this old post up. I have somes almost similar concern.

1. My anwser is also my question:

I am planning to have only one component "Display View" with stereo "JSP" and other "RequestController" with stereo "Servlet". Not much like Mark Cade : "BrowseCatalogForm", "SearchCatalogForm" etc.

For the swing, the same thing : one "UserForm" with stereo "SwingGUI", one "Controller" component , one BD/SL.

Do you think is that OK?

2. By the way, extra question :
- The swing have login component instead of JAAS (JAAS is complicated for me).
- I dont use SFSB, session information will be store in HttpSession for web, in the controller at client side for the swing.

Is that Ok too?

Thanks in advance!

[Ricardo Ferreira]

It will depend of what you're trying to do. For architecture pourposes, you should try to define a high level architecture, focusing at layers, dependencies, business components and subsystems. But for some implementation model, you could enter at those low level details about patterns and classes from MVC.

My tip: Keep the things simplier! Create something readable, but not overcluted.

Regards,

Originally posted by tery valencia:
hi guyz,

just a question about component diagrams. Do you deeply explain the concept of a MVC framework (Front controller + dispatcher + helpers(model) ) or can we just put a component tagged <<Servlet>> just as in Cade's book. I dont know till which level of explanations we re supposed to arrive.

i mean :

first solution is :

Jsp component ---> Servlet Component ---> Business delegate(with service locator) ---> Facade SLSB .....


second solution is :

Jsp component ---> Front controller (with request mapping, request processor, command pattern, dispatcher) ---> Business delegate (with service locator) ---> Facade SLSB ....

I m making a Customer Component Diagram and i m confused about the strategy to use.

any ideas ?

tery