While I look into doing some refactoring, as well as creating some new
UpdateRequestProcessors (and/or backporting), would you please point me to
some reading material on why you say the following:
In this day and age, a custom update handler is almost never the right
> answer to a problem -- nor is a custom request handler that does updates
> (theose two things are actaully different) ... my advice is always to
> start by trying to impliment what you need as an UpdateRequestProcessor,
> and if that doesn't work out then refactor your code to be a Request
> Handler instead.
>
e.g. benefits of UpdateRequestProcessor over custom update handler?
Thanks again for the great pointers,
Aaron
