[pLog-svn] Branch plog-1.1-ben - callgraph 1.1-ben

Mark Wu markplace at gmail.com
Wed Apr 6 11:24:42 GMT 2005


Hi all:
 
I just ask my friend (He is java master) about Dynamic Class Loader, he give
me a url http://patterndigest.com/patterns/Strategy.html 
 
He said this might help. Sorry, I am not so familiar about design pattern,
but it looks interesting.
 

Implementation Notes


*	Strategies are often implemented as stateless objects. This can
sometimes help reduce the number of objects needed in an application. 

*	Having Strategy maintain reference to Context may reduce flexibility
and reuseability and is not usually recommended, so, 

*	Pass all data to Strategy via parameters to Algorithm(), or 

*	Pass a reference to Context as a parameter to Algorithm() 

Maybe we can have a look at this. :D
 
Mark
 

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On Apr 5, 2005 2:08 PM, Mark Wu <markplace at gmail.com> wrote: 

I even think If I can seperate the MVC core of pLog, then I can use it to
develop my own application. Acutally, because pLog , now I can know what
"Prado" and "Ruby and rails" doing :D

 
I've done some staff like what you wantted to do. I used the plog 0.3.2
framework to build a content management system for www.coolroom.com, it's
powered by BT ( British Telecom) and Universal Pictures, the back end was
working great, and it's going to face a million guests class pressure.
Thanks to the Plog framework that I can easily build such strong website in
a short time:)
 
Just like what you said, Plog is beautiful!
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