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From: "jt" <jt@ee.net> > However, small point of disagreement: In my experience > this issue of control is best resolved by viewing it from 3 > separate views.. you've left out the view of the user... I won't quote your whole paragraph. You seem to be emphasizing the role of the user in defining requirements. And that an application developer may not understand the user's situation as well as a Web designer. I tend to agree. I'd suggest that the user and the Web Page designer control the layout of the user interface. When it's ready, then ask the application developer to implement it. My point was, where should the implementation logic reside? In the Web page? Or in the host program? In my opinion, the host program! That's not to say that some minor UI logic shouldn't be downloaded to the browser in the form of Java Script. Nathan M. Andelin www.relational-data.com
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