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From: Lofi D. <de...@gm...> - 2006-03-02 05:47:34
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Hi Ingo, > You can see this in your current piggybank spring example. There you have > explicitly defined within the presentation layer where the configuration > file of the business layer is located. you can surely use the service locator, which is generated by andromda... > Also you didn't use our specification > layer. OK, this will change in the next andromda since the spring cartridge will support outlets for all the interfaces, see: http://galaxy.andromda.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1606 > Even worst if I use the standard way to integrate spring with > JavaServer Faces I had to place the configuration files into the WEB-INF > folder of the presentation layer. we need to separate the development and deployment time concerns... - Development time: you don't need to place the config files into the WEB-INF. As far as your configs are reachable within the classpath. - Deployment time: yes, you need to put it somewhere. But anyway you need to build a war file (presentation), so we can put everything in there... > What we need is a simple mechanism to register a business module which is > available in classpath. Like the independent factories in our ejosa > framework. Don't we already have this by using the service locator of AndroMDA? > Maybe http://el4j.sf.net could be a heavy solution. > > http://el4j.sourceforge.net/docs/pdf/EL4J_IntroductionArticle1.pdf I'll take a look on this. Cheers, -- --------------------------------------------------- Blasius Lofi Dewanto --------------------------------------------------- OpenUSS - Open University Support System http://openuss.sourceforge.net --------------------------------------------------- E-Mail : de...@un... --------------------------------------------------- |