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Flex and MVC - Part I
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MVC: Introduction
Kapil Viren Ahuja
I still remember the day when I was so much excited to get my hands for
the very first time on a computer and I can not believe that it was 12
years ago. The journey since then has been truly wonderful.
Currently,
I am with Sapient as an Technical Architect work in J2EE tech stack.
Front-ends have been my fort always while I continue to get my head
around the services and business. My recent endeavor is in Adobe Flex
which I am very excited about.
Model
Model represents the data for the application.
View
Renders the model in a human readable form called the User Interface
Controller
Holds the business logic that is responsbile for changing the data help in the model
In a typical web application, the the HTML pages (JSP/ASP) form the view, while the model is represented by the data stored in View State/Session/Database. Business Services are used to interact with the model and update the underlying data.
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