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Re: regarding the Session Facade Pattern use.

Jaise George

2004-07-12

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Hi Manish,

"A screen wants to use the functionality / methods of more then one
State Less Session Bean." This according to me is not a good design.
Ideally these should be simple Java classes that are instantiated by a
session bean, called a Session façade or more precisely a Business
Delegate in this case.
(http://java.sun.com/blueprints/corej2eepatterns/Patterns/BusinessDelega
te.html)
You may use such Façade classes for other functioanlities too. But the
business logic should be coupled with these.

Regards
Jaise


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Hi All,

My scenario is
A screen wants to use the functionality / methods of more then one State
Less Session Bean. So, can I make one more stateless session bean
(Facade Bean) to delegate the calls from client to the needed session
bean. But one more problem I have is that the beans which are required
are used by other screens also as a Remote Bean and not local bean.

So, can you please suggest what I should do.

Actually I need to reduce the network call and data base connection
overhead for the performance point of view.

Can, I make one bean with reduntant method so, that I need to only make
one netowrk call but this would not be a good design, because latter on
if some other screen require this type of functionality then I have to
make more reduntant func. beans.


Thanks in advance.

regards,
Manish Malhotra

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