aspbeans

[Joerg Jooss]

hard to say which topic is applicable considering we're talking about
so called "asp-beans"

Let's be more specific then:

"passing in a connection and query string to a dg is not "dirtier" ."

This is completely impossible in a loosely coupled 3-tier architecture.
Technology-specific classes bound to a tier simply stay there. The Web
UI has no access to DBMS connections, and shouldn't know what kind of
persistence mechanism is used.

"It's extremely clean and efficient coding, using pre-compiled
assemblies."

Yes, it's efficient *coding*, but it is also a horrible architecture.


Cheers,

 

[Joerg Jooss]

Eh, I'm trying to solicit suggestions from other developers on ways to
make the concept better, so more people can use it and it will make
apps easier. Thanks for what you offered

I had only a brief look at it, but did you use Spring or Spring.NET as
an inspiration here?

Cheers,

 

[theath]

I've heard about spring, but I haven't looked at it much yet. If it
already does what I'm doing, maybe I should build off of that

What I'd really like to do is patch together some framework consisting
of an ORM (using an existing one; that's beyond me , a way to write
from/populate to forms easily, and a way to handle actions that would
create a sound framework for ASP.

My main inspiration was actually the work I've been doing. We've
created a fairly large web-based app with tons of forms, and everybody
seemed to have their own way to save the data. It was pretty difficult
to maintain, so I figured I might as well present a semi-standard for
it. Hopefully, with suggestions and other ideas (and, most importantly,
time, which I seem to be short on lately), the thing can grow into a
pretty helpful framework for developers.

Hope you're having a good weekend!
terry