| Sun ONE Application Framework Overview |     |
| Sun ONE Application Framework Overview | |
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ONE Application Framework Overview
Sun ONE Studio 5 update 1
817-4360-10
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Contents |
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1. Sun ONE Application Framework Overview
Introduction: The Challenges of Building Web Applications
Building Web Applications: Pre-J2EE
Building Web Applications: Post-J2EE
Emergence of the J2EE Application Framework
The Criteria of an Enterprise Application Framework
What is the Sun ONE Application Framework?
Who Should Be Interested in the Sun ONE Application Framework?
What Does the Sun ONE Application Framework Do?
What Doesn't the Sun ONE Application Framework Do?
How Does the Sun ONE Application Framework Work?
How is the Sun ONE Application Framework Different From Other Web Application Frameworks?
Symmetrical Display/Submit Handling
Hierarchical Views and Component Scoping
Ready-to-Use, High-Level Features
2. Sun ONE Application Framework Design and Architecture FAQ
Who should be interested in the Sun ONE Application Framework?
Why use the Sun ONE Application Framework when you already have J2EE?
Isn't the Sun ONE Application Framework just another proprietary Web Application Framework (JAPWAF)?
How is the Sun ONE Application Framework different from other J2EE frameworks?
The Sun ONE Application Framework has the notion of a display field. This isn't like the J2EE Blueprints or other J2EE architectures I've seen--why not just pull values directly from a helper bean?
Do the Sun ONE Application Framework applications require the use of EJBs?
How are the Sun ONE Application Framework applications structured?
How are the request flow and URL format implemented?
How does a view bean relate to a session or entity bean?
With the JSP scope set to request to simplify threadsafe coding and force beans to be constructed and destroyed with each request, will there be negative performance impact?
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