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Olá,
Primeiramente, parabéns. Está tudo muito bem explicado :), mas,
no pdf nao tem os fontes :( Aliás fiquei com uma dúvida....
No primeiro exemplo de MVP, vc diz que IProject é seu Model correto ?. Só que qdo vc implementa o presenter, vc diz que ele é sua View. E na view o que temos é uma implementação de IProject. Minha dúvida é...  a classe concreta que implementaria o Model que nesse caso é IProject está ligada à view por databinding ? é isso ? Porque se não for, não to vendo ligação do presenter ao model e nem ligação da view a um model.  Abraço !

Hi Paulo,
Even though I understand your post in portuguese I´ll answer it in english ok?
His question is:
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In the first MVP sample, you say that IProject is your Contract, right? Only when you implement the presenter you say he´s your view. And in the view what we have is an implementation of IProject. My question is... the concrete class that implements the Contract which in the case is IProject is connected to the view by databinding?
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Not really Paulo.
Let me try to explain it once and for all :)

The model you refer to is actually the Contract. The contract is an interface to which the view must conform to. Imagine a contract of a company. It outlines the details of a commercial trade for example. The same logic applies here.
So the IProject you are referring to is the contract. The contract is so important because it allows the view and the presenter to perform interrelated operations without even knowing each other. The presenter is bound to an instance of IProject, and since the view implements IProject (not databound to IProject) the view works as an instance for the presenter, got it? If you still don´t get it, get in touch with me and we´ll clarify ok?

Bernardo Heynemann

Thanks very much for the work you've done with the book sofar and the NMVP framework.  I'm tinkering with igloo, Billy McCafferty's work on CodeProject and now this framework to see what fits the easiest for us.  Thats the problem with choice, deciding.

The zip file contains the PDF and a zip of the PDF (I think source is missing).

I´m very sorry.

Just updated the zip file.

Thanks for the tip Paulo and Jason.

Can you give example of using NMVP whith WinForms ?

Hi Vdovichenko,

Thanks for your comment.

Well I didn´t post any samples for Windows Forms, because they are VERY similar to the ASP.Net one. You just build a windows form exactly like the ASP.Net one and implement the contract.

If you have any more doubts, my msn is bernardo@perlink.com

Bernardo,

Any chance you can release any more chapters, even if they aren't yet complete? Excellent work by the way!

Cheers,

Brad Jones

pjones0619<at>rogers.com

Thanks a lot Brad. I'll be releasing chapters 4-6 soon... I'll do revision on them first...

Hi Bernardo,

I just read the first two chapters of your book and really like it so far. You wanted some feedback so here it comes :-):

* I would suggest that you use some naming conventions. Eg. append "Presenter" to every presenter "View" to every view, and so on. This might not be needed in real projects, but it makes reading code in a book much easier.

* I guess your test cases are written with the Team Systems test framework. I would suggest switching (of course just for the book) to NUnit or MBUnit as users might not have Team System on their computers.

* It might be just a personal preference, but I really like follow up references that point to detailed information. Pointing to Wikipedia (which I wouldn't do anyway) is unnecessary in my opinion, as simple googling and clicking on the first five links should be in the skill set of your target group... Point to material that might be hard to find or shows exactly what you  want to show.

Thanks for sharing your drafts and keep up the very good work!!

Benedikt

Thanks a lot Benedikt. I´m working on changing unit tests to NUnit and on coding conventions for the book (Hey it´s a draft but that´s no excuse!).

Thanks again for reading my book. Hope you´re enjoying the framework as much as the book.