Start off with one model for your app and as your
application grows, you will probably see the need to refactor. At that time,
create a second model and so on and so forth. Just to give u a quick idea, I
have 3 models in my current project:
BizModel - hold main data that actually goes back and forth
to the server
CoreModel - holds static data bound to comboboxes and app
state data
IconModel - holds reference to several icons used
throughout the app
Dimitrios
Gianninas
RIA Developer
Optimal
Payments Inc.
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