mvp

I'm trying to familiarize myself with the "Places & Activities" design pattern for GWT development, and so far I think it has a lot of potential. I especially like the way how once you start thinking about your application in terms of "Places", browser history virtually just lands in your lap with almost no extra effort. However, one thing just bothers me: All the articles and code examples I've seen so far gloss over one (as far as I am concerned, major) aspect: the 'M' part of the 'MVP', i.e. the Model! In normal MVP architecture, as far as I understand it, the Presenter holds a reference to

I am doing my first steps with GWT . I have a question after reading: Large scale application development and MVP Large scale application development and MVP - Part II In the first example the Presenter defines the interface for the View . public class ContactsPresenter implements Presenter { ... public interface Display extends HasValue<List<String>> { HasClickHandlers getAddButton(); HasClickHandlers getDeleteButton(); HasClickHandlers getList(); void setData(List<String> data); int getClickedRow(ClickEvent event); List<Integer> getSelectedRows(); Widget asWidget(); } } And in the second one

I am planning to use MVP pattern for my new Android project. I have done some sample code and I would like to know, have I implemented it correctly? Please give comments on the code and also post your suggestions. my activity class I am extending it from my BaseView class and I am implementing an interface. this activity simply calls an webservice in a new thread and updates the value in the textview. public class CougarTestView extends BaseView implements ICougarView, OnClickListener { CougarTestPresenter _presenter; public String activityName = "CougarHome"; /** Called when the activity is

I'm currently writing an ASP.Net app from the UI down. I'm implementing an MVP architecture because I'm sick of Winforms and wanted something that had a better separation of concerns. So with MVP, the Presenter handles events raised by the View. Here's some code that I have in place to deal with the creation of users: public class CreateMemberPresenter { private ICreateMemberView view; private IMemberTasks tasks; public CreateMemberPresenter(ICreateMemberView view) : this(view, new StubMemberTasks()) { } public CreateMemberPresenter(ICreateMemberView view, IMemberTasks tasks) { this.view =