Re: Object created events

Hi Rocky,


Rocky Burt wrote:
> 
> We went ahead and removed the IObjectCreatedEvent call in AT and now it
> just fires IObjectModifiedEvent in all cases.
> 

Who and when and on which branch?



> The true tricky part here is to track down all the places where
> IObjectModifiedEvent should be called.  processForm is one obvious
> place, but Alec and I were discussing... what about edit/update() ?  And
> what about the other places I'm not thinking of.
> 

in-place editing...



> The reality is that none of these events should be fired within the
> content object itself (to maintain separation of concerns, etc) but
> since AT mixes the UI stuff into the content object so harshly we don't
> really have a choice.
> 

+1



>> I can change this, if people agree. Also, this is on 1.4 branch and 1.5 
>>   branch - should we change both?
> 
> Given what we have with AT right now, I believe these are good changes
> for 1.4.  With 1.5 I'd love to see more work done to separate out these
> UI bits so that the firing of events could happen outside of the content
> object.  But realizing that I don't have time to do this and probably no
> one else does... implementing the same changes to be done for 1.4 in 1.5
> would be the best compromise.
> 
> So... +1 on including changes in 1.4.  *If* we don't have time to
> separate out UI bits for 1.5, +1 for including changes in 1.5.
> Otherwise, we need to fix 1.5 UI bits ;)
> 

Since these changes are trivial, I'll do it on both branches for now, and
then any refactoring will just have a nice reminder that this code is there.

My personal guessis that Plone 3.5 will be the
let's-unify-our-content-type-story release - AT refactoring, tighter formlib
integration, a better/new transform engine, you know - all the fun stuff. ;)

Martin
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