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Pradeep bhatt
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Are session beans contoller or model in MVC pattern
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Frank Carver
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Maybe either, maybe neither. It all depends what you do with them.
Can you tell us a bit more about your application ?
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Pradeep bhatt
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I am using session beans as session facade.
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Ilja Preuss
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When will the Session Facade most likely have to be changed: When business logic changes, when presentation to the user changes or when the form of user input changes?
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Jes Sie
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Originally posted by Ilja Preuss:
When will the Session Facade most likely have to be changed: When business logic changes, when presentation to the user changes or when the form of user input changes?
A typical session facade would be used to model business logic. If they are completely oblivious to the the presentation tier, they should be part of the Model.
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Ilja Preuss
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Yes, if they model business logic (which seems to be the case to me, too), they are certainly part of the model.
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