I would vote for subclassing :
1. It's the core of OOP to share common pieces of code in a parent class.
2. A bean is not a library. A bean should be seen as an independant
entity which can have a life by itself ...
IMHO ;-)
Willem van Asperen wrote:
Hello,
I have a set of pages that have very similar behavior. They have listeners like
"handleTransition" and "startNewProcess". The first implementation I did was,
obviously, to capture all these general functionality into XXX a subclass of BasePage and then sub
class my page classes YYY from there.
Now I can DirectLink to these general listeners directly.
But -- is that the natural way to implement this? Should I not capture the general
functionality into a bean that is "injected" into the page? But do I then need
to manually wire the listener of the page to the bean's methods?
Is there a way to <page-description> for the XXX page, such that these are true
for all descendents of it?
Thanks for your thoughts,
Regards,
Willem van Asperen
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