I have this interface... public interface ICheckThatDocumentExistsC开发者_开发知识库ommand { bool Execute( string userId, string docId );
I have the following scenario. I have the Edit/Employee view populated with a model from an Entity Framework entity (Employee)
I\'m using the Command Pattern for the first time. I\'m a little unsure how I should handle dependencies.
I\'ve read up on the Command Pattern, and I think I\'m missing something.The Command object exists to abstract awa开发者_开发知识库y the details of the Receiver object.It seems to me that we could sim
I am trying to implement a very clean Command Pattern in a library. I have the following structure right now (a few parts are still being finished up):
Here is the XAML: <ListBox ItemsSource=\"{Binding Documents}\" BorderBrush=\"{x:Null}\"> <ListBox.ItemTemplate>
Are you currently using the Command Pattern in combination with RequestFactory? I\'d like to use it but since RequestFactory doesn\'t allow inheritance, I\'m not sure how to do it.开发者_运维技巧
good evening all. ive been reading up on the command pattern and im wondering if it\'s a good fit for what i want to build.
I\'m looking to use the command pattern in a distributed client/server environment. Essentially, the receivers \'execute\' methods will need开发者_C百科 to take various parameters, however I read that
I\'m using the command pattern for passing a command from a client to a server via a TCP/IP socket. The server will take the command object, deserialize it and then call execute() on the command objec