MVC does this task along with separating data access. I think Front Controller would be more suitable answer to the given question.
SCJP, SCWCD
Philip Plenckers
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I would rather say MVC is the appropriate answer. Front Controller deals with the allocation of the incoming request to the proper servlet (at least in our case). MVC separates the concerns of Model (business logic), View (GUI-presentation) and control,
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Prakash V
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MVC is the correct answer.
Reference: http://test.javaranch.com/peabody/PeabodyOnScwcdPatterns.doc ======================================================================== Model View Controller [aka MVC, aka Model 2 architecture] * You want to keep Views/presentation, Controls/business logic, and Models/data access separate. Consequences Allows multiple view types for the same info Decouples presentation, business logic, and data access components Related Patterns Front Controller
Front Controller A centralized access point for presentation-tier request handling. Forces * You want to avoid duplicate control logic. * You want to apply common logic to multiple requests. (IF) * You want to separate system processing logic from the view. (MVC) * You want to centralize controlled access points into your system. (IF) Consequences Centralizes control (IF) Improves reusability Related Patterns Intercepting Filter