[TFUI] Is MVP right for ASP.Net?
"Rob Park" <[email protected]> Tue, 10 Jan 2006 15:16:08 -0000
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I'm more familiar with Struts and testing actions and forms, then
delegating biz work to the Model. The last few months however, I've
been in C# and aspx.
So just wondering if MVP is a decent stategy for separation between
navigation and model, etc with aspx.
We have 1 project where the code behind for our pages will say "on
click" make a call to a "presenter" passing any parameters along
with its name. The name is mapped via Spring.net into a "command"
of some sort. The return of the call is a Map, where the code
behind will redirect to map["next"].
Any critique? Suggestions?
Is this more of a Controller than a Presenter? Or just a Command
pattern?
Thanks.
.rob.
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