It's a special case. Client doesn't have the right to access db. On Tuesday, October 15, 2013 3:22:11 PM UTC+8, Jacky.Liu wrote: > > Your question make me think of OO database, you can make C/S both operate > the database. > Why bother to send the "CustomeData" back and forth . > > > 在 2013年10月14日星期一UTC+8下午3时35分33秒，Richard Zhao写道： >> >> Hi there, >> >> I'm designing a client / service software. client / service are both on >> some android. client and service communicate using messenger and data >> format is class CustomeData. CustomeData also has some inner classes which >> define detail structure. >> >> Do I need to make CustomeData as thin as possible? I intent to use it as >> data format only recognized by both client and service. Service has >> additional operations on CustomeData, and may store other info to it too, >> for example _ID in DB. But client don't care what _ID is. >> >> I'm not sure whether I need to attach more operations on CustomeData or >> create new objects in Service using CustomeData inner classes as a member. >> >> Thanks >> Richard >> >
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