On 5/22/07, Mark Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is done by convention, and an error will be thrown at runtime if
the method does not exist, or isn't configured correctly.
Now, with interfaces, I could say, have a ITransferEventObserver (I is
a common prefix for an interface), which has the method that is
required for an event to be observed.
And you'll just get a different runtime error :)
So realistically, what are the differences? Maybe not much, maybe a lot.
Yeah, exactly...
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