Hi,
I am interested in this gwt architecture too. I did have a look at the video
and a hello world application implemented with this architecture, and really
i think that this is too much code to write. I also looked at the apache
hupa project, that is using the same architecture. And they did a ge
I agree with Matt here. We also followed the same principle of having
many smaller events, meaning a Presenter will get only the event it
wants to listen to. Using an enum in the event could work too, but
again as Matt pointed out you'll end up having if-then-else trees,
which is hard to read, test
Your simple, many-classes design is actually a Good Thing. Event
objects should really only do one specific step in the workflow of
your application. Lots of small, discrete and completely specific
action classes is far preferrable to a smaller set of classes that
contain if-then-else trees and s
I use Operation enum inside the action that tells my presenter how to
handle the action. + I create number of constructors for this event to
support every operation, while the event it self has all needed
properties for all operations.
;)
On Nov 15, 4:19 am, "slind...@gmail.com" wrote:
> I am at
As Thomas says, only introduce an event when needed.
Also, remember that there is no point to an event if nothing else is
interested.
If you only have one list of cars, then a CarAdded event is not needed since
the list can deal with the server response directly. The same is true of the
other eve
On Nov 15, 3:19 am, "slind...@gmail.com" wrote:
> I am attempting to implement the EventBus pattern and I find myself
> creating a LOT of Events (extending GwtEvent). I'll try to illustrate
> what I mean with my Car object. I have a list of cars and a button
> called "Add Car". This button has a
I am attempting to implement the EventBus pattern and I find myself
creating a LOT of Events (extending GwtEvent). I'll try to illustrate
what I mean with my Car object. I have a list of cars and a button
called "Add Car". This button has a ClickHandler attached which will
fire a AddCarEvent.
This
