Re: Java EE Architecture
On 10/9/2013 4:41 PM, art.marole@gmail.com wrote:
I would like to prepare typical Java EE solution (EJB, JSF, JPA) now,
and I have quite stupid problem related with domain objects. I want
to create Person class as persistence class, but I don't know in
which module I shoud put this class: Business Layer (ejb module) or
in Integration Layer (jar module).
Person class is more related with logic, so I should put it in ejb
module, but in this case I will need to create dependency relation
from Integration Layer to Business Layer as Integration Layer need to
know what object should store in DB (ex. void store(Person
object){};). Put Person class in Integration Layer will remove this
unwanted dependency, but I feel that Person class is more Business
class then Integration class.
What do you think about it?
Your integration layer sounds very much like traditional
data access layer.
I would not put that class in business logic layer.
I would put it either in data access layer or in a separate
domain object layer.
Arne
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