when I'm building URLS for services I store the URL in the model and have
the build code in a command.
you could also put the build logic into the model with the URL holding
variable
Glenn
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I'd put it in the model.
The Controller is just supposed to facilitate communication between
the View and the Model. Building a URL (or retrieving it from a
database) is some form of business logic and that should go in the model.
Cesare Rocchi wrote:
Hi,
I am developing an
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I'd put it in the model.
The Controller is just supposed to facilitate
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I'd put it in the model.
The Controller is just supposed to facilitate communication between
the View and the Model. Building a URL (or retrieving it from a
database) is some form of business logic and that should go
Are you talking about Cairngorm specific stuff here? Or generic MVC
questions? It sounds like your post has a specific Cairngorm slant.
Glenn Williams wrote:
I do have some logic in the model.
when I build URLS, I build them in the delegate before making the
service call.
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