MVC Architecture Driven Design and Implementation of Java Framework for Developing Desktop Application

  • Sarker I
  • Apu K
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Abstract

To avoid the problems of high complexity and low flexibility in Java based application Model–view–controller (MVC) framework is introduced to divide the whole application into model, view and controller, which can improve the software’s reusability and flexibility. Java is one of the leading software development languages. However, the development model of existing Java organizes without a structure, which mixes the code of data access, the processing of business logic and graphical user interface (GUI) layer together. As a result, it creates many problems for software developers, meanwhile; it could not meet the rapid development of application software any more. In this paper, we design and implement a Java MVC framework for developing desktop based application which can separate the data, view and control of the software.

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Sarker, I. H., & Apu, K. (2014). MVC Architecture Driven Design and Implementation of Java Framework for Developing Desktop Application. International Journal of Hybrid Information Technology, 7(5), 317–322. https://doi.org/10.14257/ijhit.2014.7.5.29

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