on 07-30-2007 6:49 PM
Hi Friends,
Is it advisable to use models from other development components? What advantage does it have over importing the model again?
Thanks
Nathan.
Guys,
Thanks for all your input. That helped.
Nathan.
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Hi Nathan,
when we make any change in model,then we have to change the entire application,so to avoid such type of problem ,after doing the changes in model we reimport the changed model.In this case no need to change the application after doing any change in model.But it's better and more efficient to use the D.c as D.C with model need not be build frequently as the model changes and it will help in integration purpose.
I hope this information will help u.
regards
Roji
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Hi Nathan,
In complement to Ashwani Kr Sharma comments, at the server side, the model instance will be shared between the components and then the resource consumption will be decreased and then the server performance will be increased because the connections with the back-end will be shared.
In my point of view it is a right architecture design and implementation for any system architect.
Regards,
Luciano
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Yes keeping the model in separate dc is always good.
You have less build time for the dc plus most of the dc with the model need not be build beacuse the model is changed frequesntly.
It seprates the logic also a bit.
w.r.t advantage over importing the model again... i don't see there is any advantage there.
Regards,
Ashwani Kr Sharma
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