Hi Brian,
Brian Kotek escreveu:
> order = factory.create('Order', id);
> result = factory.create('Result');
> order.populate(data);
> // gateway will call order.validate() and if all is OK, call
> order.save() and set isSuccess to true.
> // if validation fails, the errors are set on the result object and
> returned
> gateway.save(order, result);
> if(result.isSuccess()) {
> result.setSuccessMessage('Order was saved successfully');
> }
> return result;
Interesting approach.
I liked it. The view take a result object with it's logic embedded.
It's intuitive, but I can't figure out the same result object being used
widely in the application.
Do you create one object per view? (I guess not)
But, what about a situation where a view have specific data's to show?
Example: How would be a result object for a active users list?
Does it has a "result.listActiveUsers()" method?
If so, there is one result component for this listing page?
If you use a common result object, how do you inject specific methods
into it?
Thanks,
Ronan
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