Maybe I've misguided you mentioning the SimpleEventBus implementation of
the EventBus interface. The actual question was whether I should use a
*static* EventBus that can be defined in a "Common" class and reference
this static EventBus from any other view.
E.g. using
*MyView() {*
* // MyView Constructor*
*}*
*
*
*Common.myEventBus.fireEvent(new MyEvent()); // the _static_ way*
VS.
*MyView(final EventBus myEventBus) {*
* this.myEventBus = myEventBus;*
* // The rest of MyView Constructor*
*}*
*
*
*myEventBus.fireEvent(new MyEvent()); // the _non-static_ way*
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 12:15 PM, Thomas Broyer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Injecting an EventBus allows you to pass the one instance you want
> (SimpleEventBus, ResettableEventBus, CountingEventBus, RecordingEventBus,
> or your own subtype), and change that between dev, production, and tests.
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