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UI design for Query based application for database management activities

 
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Hi,

Am not sure if am posting in the correct form, if not please do redirect me.

We have a query based application that recieves the user data from a java based web-application and processes the transactions and some huge calculations
over the data.
The Query based application has some sets of SQL queries and StoredProcs that are executed using Toad and the result data is stored.

Now, i want to design a Java based UI for this Query based application to support data maintenance activities.

Could you please guide me /suggest me on what is the best way to design the UI and,
What are the points that i need to consider to design a UI for this application.

Your suggestions are highly appreciated.

Thanks,
J
 
Jhansi Nallan
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Also, please suggest what is the best framework (Spring MVC or Struts2.0) to implement the Java application.


Thanks again,
~J
 
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Your post is moved to EJB and Other Java EE Technologies forum.
 
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