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Jenna Winfield
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Joined: Apr 24, 2004
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I need to design a simple 3-tier e-commerce website using xml. I have no idea how to go about this, if anyone has any ideas could you please let me know it would be much apreciated
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Jeffrey Hunter
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Joined: Apr 16, 2004
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What is going to be the mid-tier (JSP, JavaBean, Servlet)? You can define the inventory (product descriptions, customer info, etc.) with XML, use JSP or normal HTML as your presentation tier, and the database which will keep a history of transactions, inventory, etc. in MySQL or Oracle, as the third tier. One way or the other, the mid-tier will need to communicate with the third-tier, as well as the first tier. I usually use JavaBeans or Servlets for this communication. Also, you know you will need a third-party (i.e. PayPal) to handle the actual transactions. This is usually pretty easy and can be handled by the mid-tier.
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Lasse Koskela
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Hello "gimmie chocolate", May I ask you to re-read our naming policy and edit your display name accordingly. Thanks.
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Jenna Winfield
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Joined: Apr 24, 2004
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Oops, sorry didnt read the naming policy. Thanks Jeffrey you were a big help. As its not a real site I'm not going to bother with Paypal and all that. Mite not be as bad as I first thought...
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Lasse Koskela
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Thanks, Jenna
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