As far as i'm aware, the model is usually implemented with an observer in mvc type 1 - mostly desktop apps that have state. Web apps are mostly written in mvc type 2, which have a slighlty different focus due to the lack of persistence, although i have read in the past of people applying a mvc type 1 design to web apps.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms978748.aspx msdn explanation (read around figure 4) dinok wrote: > > Hi guys, > > as I think, the model part in the framework isn't really given and there > aren't any standards. > So I often heard something about the Observer Pattern, in common... Not > only for php. > But I don't find any good articles on this pattern. In the SPL library > exists a Component for the Observer Pattern, but without any examples. > So what I want to know: > 1. Is there already a good implenentation for the framework > 2. Any good articles (no books if it's possible :-) ) known? > 3. Or something else where I can get some good informations and examples > relating Observer Patterns > > Best regards > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Models-with-Oberserver-Pattern-tf4666720s16154.html#a13332811 Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
