We are using it, because the Layouters and HTML people delivered a site
wide page layout with two templates that only differed in one very small
area. So using this extension point mechanism seems very natural for
this kind of problem.
Without it, we would have ended up with two different border components
or a solution with blocks and a delegate. Using an extension point seems
cleaner to me.
Andy
Piero Sartini schrieb:
Am Samstag, 20. Juni 2009 05:07:54 schrieb donf yang:
And when we need it ?
I am using it. It replaces the simpler layout component pattern I used before.
The advantage is that I am able to define events and zones that need to be
available in each page.
Using this for a dialog/popup solution in my case. Maybe there are more
elegant solutions - but it works very good for me :)
Piero
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