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what is main difference between architecture,framework and
design pattren
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Answer / manidhar adiraju
Archi: It is an interaction between the components with in
the application or across the application.
Framework means semi completed reusable component to
develop webapp ex: in struts ActionServlet
Design pattern are set of rules given as best solutions for
reoccuring the problem in application development.
ex:
MVC is design pattern to develop the app. by seperating
presentation logic 4m another logics
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Answer / manish kushwaha
Architecture: Architecture is the backbone of any
application which can stand application up, this is
basically the interaction between the different different
component in specific and efficient manner along with your
application business logic.
Framework: framework means some part is implemented and some
part need to be implement so that we can create complete
application, basically very common part corresponding vendor
will implement using the basic technology(Servlet and jsp)
say Apache Strust, JSf, Hibernate etc.
Now we can implement our business logic with this framework
and can make complete desired application.
Design Pattern: Main use of design pattern is to avoid code
duplication,to avoid maintenance and boost up the
performance of an Application.
now a days every framework is implemented on few basic
design pattern like
1) MVC
2) Front Controller etc.
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Answer / abhishekshahi
Design Pattern: MVC to separate Model, View and Logic for recurring problem. Its a guideline.
Framework: Struts (using set of classes) implementing MVC Design Pattern guidelines.
Architecture: Solution to a business problem where MVC could be a solution and Struts could be used to realize that solution.
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