Mark St Godard wrote:
Does it make sense for this to be refactored to have a single
AuthenticationFailureEvent...(class or interface) with the 7 subclasses or
implementors?
i.e.
AuthenticationEvent
AuthenticationSuccessEvent extends AuthenticationEvent
AuthenticationFailureEvent extends AuthenticationEvent
(all auth fail events subclass above OR make an interface
(marker perhaps) for AuthenticationFailureEvent ?)
Hi Mark
I went with a common abstract superclass, AuthenticationFailureEvent.
Now in CVS.
Cheers
Ben
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