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Pajes in a Light Weight Servlet Framework
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A J2EE environment may not suit all situations or all
developers. A simpler approach using a light-weight
servlet framework can provide a simpler, smaller and
faster environment with shorter development cycles.
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A light-weight servlet framework approach will still
involve good object design practice and separation of
presentation and business logic is usually beneficial,
but the use of EJB technology is not the only way to
achieve good design.
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Many tools and components, both proprietary and open
source, are available to assist developers taking a
light-weight approach. The Pajes environment available
at this site contains a light-weight servlet
environment which you may opt to use.
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The Pajes Light Weight Servlet Environment
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The servlet framework classes offered in the Pajes
download are oriented toward application development
involving the use of relational databases - which
probably covers about 95% of developed applications.
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This environment is complete with two ommissions: an
HTTP servlet environment and JDBC drivers. There are
many choices available for both of these components and
we leave the selection of these to you.
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What is provided is a small, simple, efficient and
quite sophisticated database oriented application
server framework.
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There are only a few moving parts in the Pajes servlet
framework, but they are all you need. We find that any
other specialised services we require can be found in
the open source world or in the proprietary development
toolsets and simply plugged in as required.
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What you get in the standard download is:
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Database pooling with a few niceties
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An object-relational mapping layer
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Authentication and permissions facilities
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Jenerator, a Pajes application to generate
"infrastructure" classes for an application
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