thank you all very much for all your opinions.
I'm going for the wrapper functions :)

Greetings Peter

On 8/29/06, Mark Lapasa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Just to add to what has already been said here:

The only thing that is genuinely useless are those behaviors/requirements
that don't have a home. Adding a playlist feature is something that
doesn't
belong in the controller because it doesn't help model-view relations. Nor
does it belong in the view as it doesn't any value there except maybe for
visualizing the list itself.

So what makes sense is to add your playlist functionality to the model as
it
makes sense the model application object(s) should be held responsible for
that feature.

As it has been said, there are no hard and fast rules for these types of
decisions but there are certainly guidelines. Have a look into
Responsibility Driven Design for a nice heuristic for making these types
of
decisions. It's not a moral dilema as in a case of ought or ought not to.
It's a matter of rationalizing who is responsible.

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Britton
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You could use EventDispatcher in the Model, View and Controller, and
send the XML data to your Model through your Controller.  When the
Model changes, make it dispatch an event that updates the view, etc.

Mike
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