On Wednesday 11 October 2006 20:48, Tim Hoff wrote:
> WTF, since when do Delagates know about the ModelLocator?  Tom, I'm
> sorry to disagree with you here, 

Go right ahead and disagree :-)

> a proxy for a service call; a layer of abstraction to help
> encapsulate the Commands. 

Delegates encapsulate commands ? It's the other way around - the Delegate hide 
all the gubbins of how the command is run at the other end, and that for me 
means passing an auth. token (username).


> event. But I don't beleive that this is the intended best practice.
> I think that events should only carry temporary data and the
> ModelLocator (VO's) should hold persistant data. 

With you so far.

> the searchString is temporary, but is held in the VO because it
> might be needed for user notification of a failed search attempt.
> IMHO, Delegates shouldn't know about the ModelLocator at all and
> Views should only know about the ModelLocator through binding.  The
> Commands should do all of the work.

But, but, but... either I scatter my requirement for the first argument to a 
Remoteing call to be a particular string all over my code (in the VO and the 
Command), or in one place (the Delegate). 
I don't see the harm in binding my Delegate to a specific Model property as I 
can't see us ever changing the security mechanism.

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Tom Chiverton
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