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That is my 2 cents and it is hard to convince me otherwise at this point because of how much easier it has already been to work with struts forms, xdoclet and my persistence data by abandoning xdoclet. Plus, now my entity beans don't have struts tags in them, a very important separation of model and view. Oh, and if I move a field to a different table/entity bean, I don't have to go redesign my form necessrily, though I do have to modify my Manager, but that is okay, because both are part of the business, not the view. The view is still safe. While I am dying for someone to see the light, I can live with enjoying it alone for a while. Remember, you don't want to overdo things, and this is backing away from xdoclet where it is prudent to do so. |
That is my $0.02 and it is hard to convince me otherwise at this point because of how much easier it has already been to work with struts forms, xdoclet and my persistence data by abandoning xdoclet. Plus, now my entity beans don't have struts tags in them, a very important separation of model and view. Oh, and if I move a field to a different table/entity bean, I don't have to go redesign my form necessrily, though I do have to modify my Manager, but that is okay, because both are part of the business, not the view. The view is still safe. While I am dying for someone to see the light, I can live with enjoying it alone for a while. Remember, you don't want to overdo things, and this is backing away from xdoclet where it is prudent to do so. |
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