Problem with localization and database sorting

2005-03-10 Thread Kelly Harward
This isn't necessarily a Struts-specific question, but I'm hoping I can get some good ideas from this group. I'm working on a Struts-based web app that has various i18n requirements. Struts handles the localization quite well and for the most part makes the need to support a new language pretty tr

Problem with localization and database sorting

2005-03-10 Thread Kelly Harward
This isn't necessarily a Struts-specific question, but I'm hoping I can get some good ideas from this group. I'm working on a Struts-based web app that has various i18n requirements. Struts handles the localization quite well and for the most part makes the need to support a new language pretty tr

RE: Typical Struts development team and distribution of tasks?

2005-03-11 Thread Kelly Harward
You've underscored one of the most compelling aspects of an MVC architecture. The inherent separation of concerns allows teams to be formed where members have differing skill sets and yet the architecture helps to define roles and responsibilities. At the most cursory level, it sounds like you're i

RE: Typical Struts development team and distribution of tasks?

2005-03-11 Thread Kelly Harward
You've underscored one of the most compelling aspects of an MVC architecture. The inherent separation of concerns allows teams to be formed where members have differing skill sets and yet the architecture helps to define roles and responsibilities. At the most cursory level, it sounds like you're i

RE: BRANCH: Typical Struts development team and distribution of tasks?

2005-03-11 Thread Kelly Harward
Not sure that there is a lot of value in throwing around any kind of empirical numbers since they will certainly vary greatly depending on numerous factors (the query you're executing, network latency, the actual RDBMS underneath, the amount of data in the database, proper use of indexes, etc.). Ho

RE: BRANCH: Typical Struts development team and distribution of tasks?

2005-03-11 Thread Kelly Harward
Not sure that there is a lot of value in throwing around any kind of empirical numbers since they will certainly vary greatly depending on numerous factors (the query you're executing, network latency, the actual RDBMS underneath, the amount of data in the database, proper use of indexes, etc.). Ho