Abstract
Small to medium sized web applications are often built using a standard open-source platform such as LAMP, rather than a comprehensive, but also more complex framework like J2 EE?. Our goal is to document a pattern language for this domain. The papercontinues our previously reported work on a conceptual model of web applications, and web application frameworks. In this paper, we focus on patterns for the interaction with external data sources, basic access control, and managing complex application logic. -- Daniel Amyot - 05 Jul 2010Discussion
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| Title | More Patterns for Web Applications |
| Authors | M. Weiss |
| Type | Conference |
| Conference/Journal Title | Tenth European Conf. on Pattern Languages of Programs (Euro PLo P? 2005) |
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| Publisher | Hillside Group |
| Month | July |
| Year | 2005 |
| Pages | 21-34 |
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| Keywords | Web, Patterns, Use Case Maps, UCM |
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