On Sat, Jul 9, 2011 at 11:40 PM, Dan Covill <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 7/9/2011 7:36 PM, Stephen Russell wrote:
>> Sorry Dan but you are confusing data from GUI.  It should not matter
>> what is asking for data.
>
> Stephen:
>
> Let my try to be clearer.
>
> What is "asking for data" is the guts of the application, which is the
> middle tier - the business object.  In the other direction, the business
> object has to "ask for guidance", from the user.  This is done by
> displaying a form to the user and seeing what actions he/she takes.
>
> It is not terribly difficult to define the information to be displayed
> and the legal responses independently of the design of the display; in
> other words, the interface between the UI tier and the business object.
>  With a good interface design, two different people could develop two
> different UI modules, one for the desktop and one for a Web page, that
> used the identical interface.  (And then a third one for a phone or an
> iPad!)  My point is that the "application", i.e., the business tier and
> the data, don't care how you communicate with the user.
>
> I wasn't confusing data with GUI, I was trying to point out an analogy
> in the structures.  Sorry if I didn't say it too well.
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Middle tier doesn't care one way or another is on the the request of
services.  Sorry but getCustomerList() just delivers a list just as
saveCust(custObject) will either insert or update a customer row.

All of this aside the GUI has no bearing on how the data was collected
nor what is called to save it,  It is only a message to the middle
tier.  DOxxxxxxx(Paramshere).



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Stephen Russell

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