Can you suggest a Design pattern for moving a desktop app to web?

Hi,
I have been asked to move a desktop applciaiton which has Serialized files as persistant layer in to Web, can anyone suggest me a good design pattern to accomplish this.

I dont know what data is in the files, but I suggest looking at creating a set of database tables, normalize them, and copying the data to the tables (via java). Have a DBA review your database schema design if possible before copying the data. Then, use MVC design as I describe here:
http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10786901
Once you get experience in the MVC design described above, your next project can use MVC with a framework such as Java Spring (a more advanced topic). You should read a book cover on Spring to cover on it first.

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