flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: helper
object? what's that? (was Re: [flexcoders] To code-behind or not to
code-behind?)
OK, we're analysing this to a level it was never meant to be
analysed at. This often seems to happen, though.
I find design patterns to beincredibly useful for attaching names to co
Douglas,
Got me thinking thoughin OOP terms just what is a helper object?
I don't recall seeing these in say Java, or maybe they have
a different name.
View Helper was one of the Core J2EE Patterns, that would most usually
have been implemented as a custom-tag in JSP.
It's nothing
Yeah, I understand the ViewHelper. The more generic 'helper object'
though I have not heard of. So, View Helper is a helper obejct. So,
say I have a Front Controller object that needs some 'help', would I
apply a Front Controller Helper object? Obvioulsy this depends on the
problem to solve,
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Subject: Re: helper object? what's that? (was Re:
[flexcoders] To code-behind or not to code-behind?)
Yeah, I understand the ViewHelper. The more generic 'helper object'
though I have
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Subject: RE: helper object? what's that? (was Re: [flexcoders] To
code-behind or not to code-behind?)
See my previous reply for a concrete example. I just meant an extra
object that encapsulates a well
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Sent: 03 November 2005 16:13
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Subject: Re: helper object? what's that? (was Re:
[flexcoders] To code-behind or not to code-behind?)
Yeah, I understand the ViewHelper. The more generic
OK, we're analysing this to a level it was never meant to be
analysed at.
This often seems to happen, though. I find design patterns to be
incredibly useful for attaching names to common code constructs (both
for describing how something was implemented or how it could/should be
Anyone else break into a cold sweat reading that last part? Whew... that
was nice, John Woo style!
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Anyone else break into a cold sweat reading that last part? Whew... that
was nice, John Woo style!
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Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 1:20 PM
Subject: RE: helper object? what's
ps no offense about comparing you to my ex-girlfriend's mother lol ;-) i'm sure you're not a crazy feminist lesbian
On 11/4/05, Julian Suggate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Damn that wasgood! Perhaps we should start calling you Speedy Gonzalez :-) You sound like my ex-girlfriend's mother. She was
Damn that wasgood! Perhaps we should start calling you Speedy Gonzalez :-) You sound like my ex-girlfriend's mother. She was totally sick on a bike. Used to get off the back of her wheels with legs like spaghetti and a head full of thunderous ear-splitting panic. Took me right back. Mate that
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