ADF BC+ Faces Internal architecture

Can someone share me where i can find the Internal architecture of ADF BC+ Faces.
How Entity VO, App Module ,Backing/Managed Beans interact.
Thanks in Advance.

Thank you very much Frank/Shay/Timo..
Iam looking for sequence diagrams for a typical request life cycle(from the jspx to the entity object) ..
Here are some querys lingering in my mind..
1) In typical Faces environments (JSF) When a form is submitted the data submitted (anything..even the Value objects) will be available in the Managed Bean where we can play with the data (thats being submitted).
How can i access the Value Object getting submitted in ADF the same way ?? That increases our flexibility
2) I visualised the AppModule is a kind of facade, and it plays around with the ORM entity objects to get the CRUD jobs done..Is this correct??
From the entity object generate code it seems its getting injected somewhere..(dependency injection)
So when a user submits a button.. the request goes to the Managed Bean..calls the App Module.. which calls the Entity Objects Crud operation..
(Now WHere does Updateable VO fit in.. )
Thanks in advance
Edited by: user11922045 on Oct 27, 2010 9:03 AM

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