Where does PRO-Gen get the Business Logic for creating usable web applications?
By business logic presumably the inference is to domain logic specific to your application. It is would prove difficult to generate domain logic using only one or more relational databases as input. However, middle-tier logic that typically exists ahead of the database, say, to edit input data, can surely be generated from database metadata; permitting user-friendly error messages rather than terse database SQL exceptions to be presented to the stakeholders. To create your business or domain logic, one method would be to use one of the many UML design tools on the market to design your business classes. If you have a database schema, great! Use PRO-Gen to create your DataAccessObjects, then drop the DAOs into your UML object model or class diagram. Extend these persistent objects as necessary in your business logic classes. This will immediately provide load(), store(), create(), remove() etc. methods for object persistence in your domain model (and a lot more). Or, create references/d
