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In this paper we apply the powerJava model of roles and relationships to a web application programming environment. First we show how the notion of role, as defined in powerJava, combines and automates several aspects which are important in web application programming, and which are now unrelated and dealt with separately and mostly by hand, and thus prone to errors. Second we show how from the powerJava code a web application can be automatically constructed using Struts and Spring.
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