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Hi,
We have created an web based application using JSP and Javabeans. We haven't used servlets or EJBs.
This application is basically a planning tool & which has lots of equations & computations.
Is this a good way of developing an application, or is it necessary that we need to use servlets & EJBs to achieve J2EE architecture.
Since I cannot categorize it as MVC architecture, which architecture does this application belong to, because when I am giving a demo to the client, I should be able to explain them.
Thanks
SJ
 
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Javaranch has a separate forum for J2EE,so post there.
 
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Thanks, I've posted the same question in J2EE section.
 
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