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Client Layer



This is the Presentation layer/ User Interface. The View components (JSP pages) are created with a page generator tool developed by CRM.COM. The page generator accepts three parameters with the first two being XML files that describe the page and the third parameter being the resulted (output) JSP.


The first XML document describes the different components the page will contain (textboxes, checkboxes, combo boxes etc).


The second XML document describes the positioning of the components and in general anything that has to do with the organization of the components on the page.


As described on the Logical Diagram of the application, the client issues only HTTP requests to the Web Container, which in turn issues RMI or Local calls to EJBs.

In summary, the client components are created automatically using the page generator and the developer needs only to describe the web pages in XML. A GUI based design tool is provided to the customer to amend the page, such as removing fields etc.