Title: question about Architecture Post by: davidTikva on August 10, 2010, 06:18:55 Hey, I'm new with PureMVC and I got a question about my architecture.
In my applicaion I'm managing users, so I created: UserIDProxy when user is created (by a press of a button for example) I create UserIDProxy and add it to the facade with registerProxy() method. as I said, I want to manage the users. for example to check how many users there are in the system or make search by name/id. how am I doing it? I thought about creating UsersProxy class which will manage all the UserIDProxy objects is that good idea? thanks in advanced, David Title: Re: question about Architecture Post by: puremvc on August 10, 2010, 07:03:43 You might just make the UserProxy hold a collection of User objects rather than having a separate UserIDProxy instance registered for each user. This means you can iterate over all users, as well as keeping an associative array by name or ID.
-=Cliff> Title: Re: question about Architecture Post by: davidTikva on August 10, 2010, 09:47:04 You might just make the UserProxy hold a collection of User objects rather than having a separate UserIDProxy instance registered for each user. This means you can iterate over all users, as well as keeping an associative array by name or ID. thanks, and where is the best place for the collection? Title: Re: question about Architecture Post by: puremvc on August 11, 2010, 06:46:04 As the data property of the Proxy. Expose a getter that casts data to type ArrayCollection (or Array if you like).
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