I'm new to using the MVP pattern and I just want to make sure on the best way to call a presenter from within a user control.
MyPage.aspx has a presenter MyPresenter
The page contains a user control which accepts MyPage's Presenter via a property which I setup from MyPage
MyUserControl.Presenter = this.Presenter
I'm now trying to call Method1 within the presenter which retrieves some config and sets it on the view from the user control.
Presenter.Method1(); // calls method and sets config to the view
My question is firstly
- should I be using the presenter in the user control in this way?
If so, is it valid to be accessing the view value via the user control as shown below.
Presenter.View.MyData
I just want to make sure I'm not going off down the completely wrong path with this!
What I use to do is to have one presenter for each user control which is responsible only for the user control presentation and one presenter for each page (.aspx). I think keeping things separated helps also for maintaining as you will have "skinny" presenter which are responsible only of a small section of the UI. The user control will be also "self-contained" in the way that you can reuse them as the presentation logic is kept separated from the page presentation logic.
have a look at the following post:
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5538813/asp-net-web-forms-model-view-presenter-and-user-controls