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Web Vs Application Design SCEA2(old)

 
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Hello Ranchers,

Can one please share your thougts, how to cover the requirement of making your design compatible for both web and application client.
Would you do anything in the class diagram? I was thinking of writing two different implimentations of the same interface one for web requests and one for application request.
On the other had I am thinking to make my class diagram agnostic of web or application client. Please your comments

A.B
 
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Check the below URL. It says how to build an appplication which can support multiple kind of clients.

http://java.sun.com/blueprints/guidelines/designing_enterprise_applications/client_tier/multiple_types/index.html#1028399

regards,
Vinutha.
 
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As specified in the JavaRanch SCEA FAQ:
  • What is the policy on posting questions I saw on the exam / details of how to do the assignment?



  • You may not describe or talk about the questions you saw on any of the Sun exams - see the JavaRanch Policy on Real Questions for further details. (http://www.javaranch.com/realquestions.jsp)

    For questions / discussions on the assignment, in general we will allow discussion where members are trying to understand the domain model and/or terms used in the assignment. We will also allow questions about which tools to use.

    But we will not allow discussion on a solution to the assignment (or a part of the assignment) itself.

    Refer to the thread IMPORTANT - Position on real assignment (Part 2) questions for more information.
    Normally I would remove this question, however Vinutha has given a link to a generic answer that may be valuable. So I am leaving your question and his answer, but closing this topic.

    Regards, Andrew
    [ April 03, 2008: Message edited by: Andrew Monkhouse ]
     
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