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From: Alex B. <en...@tu...> - 2001-06-22 20:05:16
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> If the UIManager is used to simply generate output for FORM elements,
> why not call this the FormManager? Is this just too trivial to matter,
> or does the UIManager do more than this?
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> Jason
For a couple reasons:
-there is (or will be) a "FormBuilder" - which does the actual assembly
of forms, and deals with doing validation using entity manager.
-You can build extra-fancy custom UI components of your own that do cute
things like pop-up a calendar and place the selected date into a field, or
maybe construct a dependent list of pulldowns from two lists, etc. These can
be very useful when you're building "rich" applications instead of simple
forms.
_alex
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