Re: Is this too much OOP?

Frans Bouma a écrit :
Bruno Desthuilliers wrote:


In a lot of RDBMS based applications, most of the logic is really in
the database itself, and the application is mostly a user interface -


err... am I suddenly reading comp.databases.theory again? :X

Nope, it's comp.object here. Using OO doesn't imply having a full blown OO domain model, and there are lot of apps that really don't require it.

Just because DBA's are worried about their job and try to tell
everyone how evil it is to place DB oriented logic OUTSIDE the DB
doesn't make their vision a valuable one.

Just because OO programmers/designers/whatever are worried about their job etc...


which can in itself be somewhat more complex than the RBBMS based
part !-)


if the majority of the logic

implied -> domain logic

is in the RDBMS, how can the code on top
of it still be more complex?

Anyone having some experience with small business apps - specially web-based ones - will surely know the answer.
.

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