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Weblogic Introduction

Page flows in WebLogic Workshop are designed to make web application development easier by separating presentation, business logic implementation, and navigational control. Page flows allow user interface code to be placed in JSP files while navigational control is implemented in a single controller file, which acts as the central control for the application. Business logic can also be placed in the controller file or called from Java controls, and page flows improve modularity, extensibility, and reduce support and maintenance costs by providing a runtime engine that dynamically loads plugins.

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Weblogic Introduction

Page flows in WebLogic Workshop are designed to make web application development easier by separating presentation, business logic implementation, and navigational control. Page flows allow user interface code to be placed in JSP files while navigational control is implemented in a single controller file, which acts as the central control for the application. Business logic can also be placed in the controller file or called from Java controls, and page flows improve modularity, extensibility, and reduce support and maintenance costs by providing a runtime engine that dynamically loads plugins.

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Why Use Page Flows?

As a web application developer, WebLogic Workshop page flows are designed to make
your job easier.
By using page flows, you can avoid making the typical mistakes that often happen during
web application development, by separating presentation, business logic implementation,
and navigational control.

Page flows allow you to separate the user interface code from navigational control and
other business logic. User interface code can be placed where it belongs, in the JSP files.
Navigational control can be implemented easily in a page flow's single controller file,
which is the nerve center of your web application. A controller file is a special Java file
that uses a JPF file extension.

Business logic can be implemented in the page controller file, or in Java controls that you
call from JPF files.

JPF can greatly improve the modularity and extensibility of your Java systems and
minimize support and maintenance costs.
JPF provides a runtime engine that dynamically discovers and loads "plug-ins".

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