Hey,
> What happens (under the hood) when I do this?
>
> store.setModel(model);
Basically, you are setting a property and thats it. If you set a the model
property of the store, I would not expect much.
> And what is the difference with this?
>
> store.bind("model", controller, "model");
This is something completely different. You are binding the stores model to the
controller which means controller.setModel(store.getModel()). But every time
the model of the store changes, this code will be excuted again to keep the
controllers model up to date.
> And does this make any sense? And why not?
>
> controller.bind("model", store, "model");
This would be the other direction and as long as the controller is not somehow
creating models and the controller knows how to write them back to the server,
this doesn't make much sense.
Regards,
Martin
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