Re: ApplicationGateway vs DefaultEventGateway
Thelmo Loisio <[email protected]>
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On Tue, 2003-10-21 at 16:14, Diez B. Roggisch wrote: > > We usually implement event-handlers as inner classes - so one big class > aggregate a great deal of inner classes. If you have a full fledged app, with > different parts like user management, content delivery, service center > application and so on, its preferable to seperate these parts into different > classes - a barracuda app is there no different than any other OO-based app. > Or do you stuff all your logic in one class ? :) One shoot on hit ;) ... you're right. > This might come more naturally if you used one class per event-handler - but I > plain hate the neccessity of one-file-one-class in java, and there isn't much > sense in creating dozens of useless declarative lines like imports when all > you want are two lines of code forwarding/handling an event. Right again... also if this is much more like your taste but nothing to say about that... > But you might be right - its for displaying the capabilities. > > And before I compiled everything in one big, page-based example, the different [..] > of mine. > Thanks Diez for your work and your explanations... -- Thelmo