Re: [Phrame-devel] MVC sample application

[Tony B. <to...@to...>]

I was referring to the Mappings and Forwards classes.  They were 
collections of mappings and forwards respectively.  Loading them all into 
memory is a waste.  Only load what you want when you need it.  Just my two 
cents.

--Tony

 On Wed, 26 
Mar 2003, Jason Sweat wrote:

> --- Tony Bibbs <to...@to...> wrote:
> > Again, a problem I had with Phrame is all mappings and forwards were 
> > loaded even though a very small subset was needed to process the current 
> > request.
> 
> I am not sure how much overhead loading an array really constitutes.  As an
> alternative, these could simply be hard coded into the action.  
> 
> Instead of implementing:
> $actionForward = $actionMapping->get('index');
> return $actionForward;
> 
> You could instead do:
> $actionForward = new ActionForward('foo', APPL_URL.'?view=suchandsuch');
> return $actionForward;
> 
> This essentially hardcodes the values into the actions and eliminates some of
> the  "loose coupling" benefits of Struts, but I do not think too much is lost
> since you are coding for one or more of the forwards anyway.
> 
> Another $0.02 :)
> 
> Jason
> 
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