As far as I can tell from your description, best practices for something
like this would be to use an event bus rather than the facade.
You would have your presenter listen for both local data and RPC data on
the event bus.
You would have the RPC system and the local data system both listen for
data requests on the event bus.
When you display the producer and it needs data, the producer would send a
data request on the event bus.
The producer should then receive the local data quickly on the bus, and the
RPC data later when the call completes. Responses from both could be read
by the same code in the producer.
This also lets other systems (logging, caching, other presenters) listen on
the event bus and also use the data when it comes in.
On Tuesday, February 5, 2013 4:53:22 PM UTC+2, andy_p1 wrote:
>
> I read it and heard it from GWT gurus that because of the nature of AJAX
> apps, we should embrace the asynchronous nature of the calls. I understand
> the concept but I am not 100% sure about how to design the following
> requirement:
>
> My View displays some data that is produced using the combination of some
> data from an RPC call and some data from local (it's a mobile app, so it
> gets some data from local file or db). The Presenter is supposed to get all
> the required data and refresh the view.
>
> Now, I want to wrap all these individual calls (one call to RPC and one
> call to fetch local data), into a single call in a Facade. So ideally, in
> my Presenter, i want to call :
>
> facade.getAllData( new MyCallBackHander(){
> void onFailure(){ }
> void onSuccess(){
> update the model and call refresh on the view
> }
> } );
>
> I am not sure if this is the right approach. I would like to use this
> pattern for all the calls made by various Presenters and I am not sure how
> to make it generic and how to code the getAllData method in the facade.
>
> Please help.
> thank you!
>
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