On Jan 17, 2004, at 2:27 PM, Lamotte Denis wrote:
I'm constructing a web constructor. Imagine a layout with several pods
emplacement. I want to be able to construct a view where every
parameters(layout, pod position,pod filters ,...) can be dynamic and to
store them, maybe as an xml fragment like in the event-handler definition.

That still doesn't require dynamic event handlers in Mach II. What you really need is an intelligent view (to lay things out) and a listener which acts as a controller for your dynamic view engine. You can implement your basic views in Mach II if you have a fixed set of views - create a distinct event for each one and in each event handler call a filter or listener that behaves according to that request's view specification (to fetch the data). Your listener (controller) would announce an event for each dynamic pod and then an event for the layout view (the intelligent dynamic view).


Make sense?

Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/

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