[TYPO3-ect] MVC Project: CMEV introduction
Elmar Hinz
elmar.DOT.hinz at team.MINUS.red.DOT.net
Tue Mar 7 05:24:03 CET 2006
Christian Welzel schrieb:
> Before inventing the wheel another time, have a look at
> Java Server Faces Specification on
> http://java.sun.com/javaee/javaserverfaces/download.html
>
> Especially the part "2. Request Processing Lifecycle" is very
> interesting and describes how input data are validated and stored
> into the model.
>
Hello Christian,
first let me thank you for hinting to the specification. TYPO3 has to
done to much invention of it's own and to less learned from others in
the past. We should start to look around.
JSF Request Processing Lifecycle is a good description and
visualization of the lifecycle every webprogrammer is familiar with.
It gives names to the stations of the lifecycle, so that communiction
can be based on this. It also discribes the 2 sources of errors during
the server side lifecycle and how they are handled to one response.
I don't agree with the model of the 2 phases Faces Request and Faces
Response. 2 phases are ok so far but I would place the Update Model
Values into the first phase. I do think of a Store Phase and a Load
Phase. Only if the Store Phase was sucessfull a new Load Phase can be
started. If the Store Phase fails the same form is displayed again.
If the new Load Phase is started by a redirect or as response to the
same request isn't so important for this. The advantage of a redirect
seems to be the prevention of an accidental reload.
Java Server Faces: Ect Phases Proposal:
----------------------- -----------------------
Faces Request: Store Phase:
----------------------- -----------------------
Restore View Get piVars
Apply Request Values Switch Action
Process Validations Process Validations
-----------------------
Faces Response: void
-----------------------
Update Model Values Update Model Values
Redirection (new action)
-----------------------
void Load Phase:
-----------------------
Get piVars
Switch Action
Invoke Application Invoke Application
Render Response Render Response
Regards
Elmar
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