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Can I put Business Logic in JavaBean?

 
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1 - What the best place to put the business logic?
2 - JavaBean is a kind of DTO? Can I put Business Logic inside it?
 
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what's a "DTO" ?
 
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It's a Design Pattern...
DTO = Data Transfer Object
Actually I don't think it's a good idea to put the business logic inside JavaBean... Because Javabeans should only be used for Retrive (getter) and Put (Setter) data. Not for calculation or any operation.
Does anyone agree with me?
[ July 27, 2003: Message edited by: Willian Corcel ]
 
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