Hello Sam,
Thanks a lot for your long long explanation. It was really wonderfull
for me.
Now I've understood some architecture's best practices.
I've applied your methods to my little project using Spring2.
Now I would like to practice the same little project with an Application
Server. I've installed Glassfish.
I will use Tapestry for the Web UI and make EJBs for services (business
layer).
So I've had a look at Hivemind's documentation about accessing EJBs from
Hivemind to inject theirs references in Tapestry.
But the service hivemind.lib.EJBProxyFactory Service seems to handle
only Stateless session bean
(http://hivemind.apache.org/hivemind-lib/EJBProxyFactory.html).
So is it not possible to integrate Tapestry with EJBs services with
Hivemind ?
Have I to integrate Spring to permit Tapestry / EJBs interaction ?
Thanks again to my master ;o)
Best regards from your disciple.
Cyrille.
Sam Gendler a écrit :
I'll clarify a little. In general, you want to keep persistence code,
...
OK, that was a ton of information, but hopefully you'll find it very
useful, since you said you were new to Java web development.
--sam
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