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i do believe the center of java development is the programmer who is creating object-oriented java code. but how do you achieve this when developing web applications? in the internet scenario the client and server sides are disconnected: the front end is shown to the user miles away from where the real code thats reacting to it is executed. even worse, the visual code is different from the code that executes the logic. how much time does a java web application developer dedicate to tasks that differ from real application logic? forty percent? thirty percent? and what about maintenance?
ask is a front-end application server that provides the necessary support for numerous requests. this is achieved with a server-side servers topology. within this architecture its possible to set up as many ask servers as you need, indicating which applications every ask server should support, and also which applications run in which servers. all the architecture is described in one xml file.
ask is built on the premise that the application logic should be 100%
java, 100% object-oriented, and 0% http/html. to achieve... 下一页