MVC, Front Controller & Friends
How Spring MVC’s DispatcherServlet embodies decades-old presentation patterns. Lesson 7 of Level 5: Enterprise Application Architecture.
Level 5 · Enterprise Application Architecture · Lesson 7 of 10
How Spring MVC’s DispatcherServlet embodies decades-old presentation patterns.
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- Layered Architecture: Presentation, Domain, Data
- Transaction Script vs Domain Model vs Table Module
- Service Layer: One Front Door for Every Use Case
- Active Record vs Data Mapper (and the Gateways)
- Repository: A Collection-Like Home for Aggregates
- Unit of Work, Identity Map & Lazy Load
- MVC, Front Controller & Friends
- Remote Facade & DTO: Designing Across the Network
- Optimistic vs Pessimistic Offline Locks
- Enterprise Integration Patterns: Messaging Between Systems