October 2002
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
12h 35m
English
Real architectures are never created in a void. They always seem to evolve from something else or are assembled from well-known mechanisms and patterns. Nearly all architectural mechanisms and patterns that can be applied to the server tier of a standard client/server system can also be applied to Web application architectures. Some common structural patterns that are particularly suited to Web application architectures follow:
Façade. [7] The dynamic information in any given Web page may have to be constructed from a collection of business objects and controllers. Façade classes pair up with dynamic Web pages. Each Web page has a specifically designed façade class that acts to consolidate ...
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