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Bugkilla and J2EE Web Application Test

Web Application Frameworks

Among many different frameworks suitable for J2EE web applications, those based on MVC Model 2 architecture have some advantages in enabling Build In Tests in web components and EJB. Such frameworks are controlled by a single instance of a servlet called front controller. It is supported by called model classes in web and optionally EJB tier as well. View objects are mostly represented in JSP and Taglib classes.

Applications based on these frameworks follow a strict circle model in serving a webclients request.

  1. interpret the request
  2. dispatch to business logic
  3. select next view
  4. generate view

This strictly followed processing model can be used to enforce an easier test process.

Currently the Sun Web Application Framework (Sun WAF) is used to verify the Bugkilla design guidelines and toolset. The use of related frameworks like Struts or Cocoon should be possible by some interrelated modifications.

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