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doubt on choosing the appropriate design pattern

 
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I found this question in a mock

A web application that handles all aspects of credit card transactions requires a component that would receive the requests and dispatch them to appropriate JSP pages. It should manage the workflow and co-ordinate sequential processing.Centralized control of use cases is prefered . Which design pattern would be best suited to address these concerns ? ( one choice)

1) MVC
2) Business Delegate
3)Front Controller
4)Value Object
5)Facade

I would go for Option C (i.e ) FrontController but MVC also pops up in my mind.

Which one is the appropriate pattern for this case ?

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Muthu
 
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My guess is MVC. Front Controller should rarely dispatch to JSPs, aside from perhaps error pages. And none of the others options could dispatch to JSPs.
 
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Thanks Marc
 
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