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We want to build an Application using JSP and Servlets in Websphere environment.
Our application will have about 150 tables.
One method we are considering is to have the Servlet as the controlling module, JSP for the presentation. All the business logic will be placed in a bean which will be accessed from JSP.
It will be very helpful if you can suggest any other possible methods to implement.
 
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why dont you follow J2EE specifications for best results.
 
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