Re: MVC2 question

2007-09-03 Thread Leon Rosenberg
On 9/3/07, Alexandre Seabra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Leon, > > Frist of all, I wanna say hi to the community. I just sign in the > list, and hope we have a good time! welcome aboard. > > I don't remember reading a book about MVC2, but informaly, with > friends at work, this subject comes up s

Re: MVC2 question

2007-09-03 Thread Alexandre Seabra
Leon, Frist of all, I wanna say hi to the community. I just sign in the list, and hope we have a good time! I don't remember reading a book about MVC2, but informaly, with friends at work, this subject comes up some times. The MVC2 is not doesn 't depend on struts. Struts uses is implemented usin

Re: MVC2 question

2007-09-03 Thread Leon Rosenberg
1) there is no such thing as MVC2. You are probably mixing things up: Model2 for JSP Development and MVC Pattern. 2) If you are talking about struts 2, there is a major difference between a servlet and an action, since the action incorporates both, request data and logic, which servlet doesnt. 3)

Re: MVC2 question

2007-09-01 Thread debussy007
Instead of having one front servlet, have one servlet for one action. Sounds more oriented object to me. newton.dave wrote: > > --- debussy007 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> what is the benfit of having the front controller >> dispatching the request to the appropriate > controllers? >> Why no

Re: MVC2 question

2007-08-05 Thread Dave Newton
--- debussy007 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > what is the benfit of having the front controller > dispatching the request to the appropriate controllers? > Why not calling the appropriate controller directly? How would you do that? d. _