Project Architecture, MVC Styles, how-to and why?

[rgoytacaz]

Hey there Seam users,

Im new to j2ee and I'm interested in this framework, I was reading through the tutorials and got myself thinking.

For me MVC, is the way to go, I like this approach, fits my thoughts, but Seam is clearly an open-minded fellow, which u can implement whatever you like as layers.

I pretty much know asp.NET MVC, which is great, stuff plays well together really simple.

I Heard theres 2 kinds of MVC styles, push and pull. Whats the difference between them? which is better? why?

How can I implement such architecture in a seam project? can i have some examples? who are the controllers? actionbeans? or controllers have actionbeans? views are clearly the jsp or wtv view framework i choose to go with.

Can someone help me implement a mvc style project structure? i pretty much like asp.net MVC way to organize stuff.

-- are arrows

Views -- Controllers -- Services -- Model

which components belongs in which category?

is there any better architecture in your POV? which? example? why?

Thx!

[blabno]

I create separate beans for backing the views. They call business beans (i.e.:EntityHome).
So view backing beans are controllers.
Business beans (EntityHome), entities, queries (EntityQuery) make model.
The larger my app gets, the better such approach seems.

[rgoytacaz]

Can I get some more point of views?

Someone maybe could provide some application sources that i could go through or some written down examples?

Thx