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hello everyone,
this topic might not be exactly relavent to JSPs but I couldnt find a better place to post this.
I have been a developer on fat clients (desktop applications) for the most of my career. I have now switched to designing websites. I believe that the architecture of websites on the java platform is Model 0, Model 1, Model 2, MVC etc etc.
My Question is should I try to be using UML diagrams, Object Oriented Analysis and Design to design my website or should I switch to a design technique that is a tailored fit to designing websites.
If so which Design method/diagrams etc should I use.

I do feel that OODesign UML is not the optimal choice here because you are'nt creating bare classes and websites are not necesserily purely Object Oriented.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
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You can start by googling at "WebML (Web Modeling Language)"
 
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