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re: Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern

Ajay — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 15:18:02 GMT

Very nice article indeed. simple and sweet

re: Model View Presenter (MVP) design pattern close look - Part 2 - Passive View

John Coder — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 13:52:53 GMT

This does not work! Outside the missing UserRepository project, they way you have this written does not work because the UserDetailsPresenter _presenter object gets re-instantiated on every page load, so you lose the user you were working on!

re: How to do multiple inheritance in C# - Implementation over delegation (IOD)

CavenDAR — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:24:04 GMT

This an approximation of multiple inheritance but it really is not. Assume you have Class A, B and C is inheriting for A and for B it does the implementation over delegation. Well C can be cast back as A but not B. Interesting pattern nonetheless but still not true multiple inheritance. Just my two cents.

re: Model View Presenter (MVP) – Tips from trenches (TFT) - Announcement

Frank — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 08:41:27 GMT

"For those brownfield scenarios, I found MVP much easier to be implemented and adopted by webform developers then the MVC." .... we agree wholeheartedly!

re: Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern

Shahriar_Sayed — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:02:49 GMT

Hi Malovic,

Thanks for your simple, but helpful article about MVP pattern. Your article help me to understand MVP in a short time. Thanks again.

Shahriar Hasan Sayed

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re: Design for testability - Structure map (Part 6)

malovicn — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:27:18 GMT

Randy,

I agree it stinks but the main problem I had with SM is lack of documentation so that was the best I could come up (and I switch to MS Unity couple a days after so never revisit this post)

I corrected the example (in fact it was so trivial I don't know how I miss that first time) not to have dependency any more

Thanks for the comment,

Nikola

re: Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern

malovicn — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:14:03 GMT

Krishna,

at the bottom of the post (Attachments) you have source code which you can checkout

(The code goes to UserView.aspx.cs)

re: Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern

malovicn — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:12:02 GMT

JobLot,

if I understand you correctly what are you asking then check my other MVP example which shows how view can raise an event instead of direct call to presenter method

blog.vuscode.com/.../model-view-presenter-mvp-design-pattern-close-look-part-1-passive-view.aspx

re: TDD - Rhino Mocks - Part 1 - Introduction

malovicn — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:08:51 GMT

Menahem,

I have heard and work with it a bit but the experience of working with it without NaturalMock is much worst (no strong typing) then the Rhino Mock experience...

I am aware of things you can do with TypeMock but the price (comparing to the fact that RhinoMocks are free) is "no sell" point for me