MVP with databinding custom model class
I have a mobile application. I'm using MVP pattern with data binding library. But i will ask a question.
I have a model class to send data to the web services.
Class's name is called by CreateTaskBody.java.
@SerializedName("username")
private String email;
@SerializedName("taskName")
private String taskName;
@SerializedName("startDate")
private String startDate;
@SerializedName("endDate")
private String endDate;
I am using this model class with data binding. But I don't know where to go to this model class.
EXAMPLE
1)
Fragment class in
binding.get.setPresenter(myPresenter);
presenter.body.dateString = "ASDASDASD";
In XML
<variable
name="presenter"
type="net.asd.ui.tasks.createtask.CreateTaskPresenterImpl"/>
android:text="@{presenter.body.dateString}" />
OR
2)
Fragment class in
CreateTaskBody body = new CreateTaskBody();
body.dateString = "ASDASDASD";
In XML
<variable
name="body"
type="net.asd.model.tasks.createtask.CreateTaskBody"/>
android:text="@{body.dateString}" />
Which of these structures should I use? 1 OR 2 ?
android android-databinding android-mvp edited Nov 20 at 14:10
Kling Klang
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I have a mobile application. I'm using MVP pattern with data binding library. But i will ask a question.
I have a model class to send data to the web services.
Class's name is called by CreateTaskBody.java.
@SerializedName("username")
private String email;
@SerializedName("taskName")
private String taskName;
@SerializedName("startDate")
private String startDate;
@SerializedName("endDate")
private String endDate;
I am using this model class with data binding. But I don't know where to go to this model class.
EXAMPLE
1)
Fragment class in
binding.get.setPresenter(myPresenter);
presenter.body.dateString = "ASDASDASD";
In XML
<variable
name="presenter"
type="net.asd.ui.tasks.createtask.CreateTaskPresenterImpl"/>
android:text="@{presenter.body.dateString}" />
OR
2)
Fragment class in
CreateTaskBody body = new CreateTaskBody();
body.dateString = "ASDASDASD";
In XML
<variable
name="body"
type="net.asd.model.tasks.createtask.CreateTaskBody"/>
android:text="@{body.dateString}" />
Which of these structures should I use? 1 OR 2 ?
android android-databinding android-mvp edited Nov 20 at 14:10
Kling Klang
32.3k156288
asked Nov 20 at 12:31
Barış Sağlam
13
add a comment |
I have a mobile application. I'm using MVP pattern with data binding library. But i will ask a question.
I have a model class to send data to the web services.
Class's name is called by CreateTaskBody.java.
@SerializedName("username")
private String email;
@SerializedName("taskName")
private String taskName;
@SerializedName("startDate")
private String startDate;
@SerializedName("endDate")
private String endDate;
I am using this model class with data binding. But I don't know where to go to this model class.
EXAMPLE
1)
Fragment class in
binding.get.setPresenter(myPresenter);
presenter.body.dateString = "ASDASDASD";
In XML
<variable
name="presenter"
type="net.asd.ui.tasks.createtask.CreateTaskPresenterImpl"/>
android:text="@{presenter.body.dateString}" />
OR
2)
Fragment class in
CreateTaskBody body = new CreateTaskBody();
body.dateString = "ASDASDASD";
In XML
<variable
name="body"
type="net.asd.model.tasks.createtask.CreateTaskBody"/>
android:text="@{body.dateString}" />
Which of these structures should I use? 1 OR 2 ?
android android-databinding android-mvp edited Nov 20 at 14:10
Kling Klang
32.3k156288
asked Nov 20 at 12:31
Barış Sağlam
13
I have a mobile application. I'm using MVP pattern with data binding library. But i will ask a question.
I have a model class to send data to the web services.
Class's name is called by CreateTaskBody.java.
@SerializedName("username")
private String email;
@SerializedName("taskName")
private String taskName;
@SerializedName("startDate")
private String startDate;
@SerializedName("endDate")
private String endDate;
I am using this model class with data binding. But I don't know where to go to this model class.
EXAMPLE
1)
Fragment class in
binding.get.setPresenter(myPresenter);
presenter.body.dateString = "ASDASDASD";
In XML
<variable
name="presenter"
type="net.asd.ui.tasks.createtask.CreateTaskPresenterImpl"/>
android:text="@{presenter.body.dateString}" />
OR
2)
Fragment class in
CreateTaskBody body = new CreateTaskBody();
body.dateString = "ASDASDASD";
In XML
<variable
name="body"
type="net.asd.model.tasks.createtask.CreateTaskBody"/>
android:text="@{body.dateString}" />
Which of these structures should I use? 1 OR 2 ?
android android-databinding android-mvp android android-databinding android-mvp edited Nov 20 at 14:10
Kling Klang
32.3k156288
asked Nov 20 at 12:31
Barış Sağlam
13
edited Nov 20 at 14:10
Kling Klang
32.3k156288
asked Nov 20 at 12:31
Barış Sağlam
13
edited Nov 20 at 14:10
Kling Klang
32.3k156288
edited Nov 20 at 14:10
Kling Klang
32.3k156288
edited Nov 20 at 14:10
Kling Klang
32.3k156288
32.3k156288
asked Nov 20 at 12:31
Barış Sağlam
13
asked Nov 20 at 12:31
Barış Sağlam
13
asked Nov 20 at 12:31
Barış Sağlam
13
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Follow second way in addition to below code.
presenter.body = new CreateTaskBody(); // set model in presenter
binding.body = presenter.body; // now set layout model referred to presenter model
Actually by this way you are not breaking MVP pattern because your layout model is still referred to presenter model. Instead if you directly pass model in layout that will not be following MVP pattern.
answered Nov 20 at 13:26
Khemraj
11.4k22967
When I want to set the variables in the CreateTaskBody class, presenter.body.setUsername ("asd"); Is the code part the right method?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 13:41
Yes that would be recommended way. Assuming that you are using data binding withBaseObservableorViewModel, your changes should refract UI.
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 13:41
Well, I suppose I don't use any model class to update the UI. For example, get a SendData.java class to send to WebService. I want to add data to variables in this class and send them to Webservis in the Presenter class. Should I create this class in Presenter or should I create it in the Fragment and send it to Presenter?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 14:19
From where you get data inCreateTaskBodyto show your layout?
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 15:08
Can you see the comment below?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 17:59
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Follow second way in addition to below code.
presenter.body = new CreateTaskBody(); // set model in presenter
binding.body = presenter.body; // now set layout model referred to presenter model
Actually by this way you are not breaking MVP pattern because your layout model is still referred to presenter model. Instead if you directly pass model in layout that will not be following MVP pattern.
answered Nov 20 at 13:26
Khemraj
11.4k22967
When I want to set the variables in the CreateTaskBody class, presenter.body.setUsername ("asd"); Is the code part the right method?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 13:41
Yes that would be recommended way. Assuming that you are using data binding withBaseObservableorViewModel, your changes should refract UI.
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 13:41
Well, I suppose I don't use any model class to update the UI. For example, get a SendData.java class to send to WebService. I want to add data to variables in this class and send them to Webservis in the Presenter class. Should I create this class in Presenter or should I create it in the Fragment and send it to Presenter?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 14:19
From where you get data inCreateTaskBodyto show your layout?
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 15:08
Can you see the comment below?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 17:59
add a comment |
Follow second way in addition to below code.
presenter.body = new CreateTaskBody(); // set model in presenter
binding.body = presenter.body; // now set layout model referred to presenter model
Actually by this way you are not breaking MVP pattern because your layout model is still referred to presenter model. Instead if you directly pass model in layout that will not be following MVP pattern.
answered Nov 20 at 13:26
Khemraj
11.4k22967
When I want to set the variables in the CreateTaskBody class, presenter.body.setUsername ("asd"); Is the code part the right method?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 13:41
Yes that would be recommended way. Assuming that you are using data binding withBaseObservableorViewModel, your changes should refract UI.
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 13:41
Well, I suppose I don't use any model class to update the UI. For example, get a SendData.java class to send to WebService. I want to add data to variables in this class and send them to Webservis in the Presenter class. Should I create this class in Presenter or should I create it in the Fragment and send it to Presenter?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 14:19
From where you get data inCreateTaskBodyto show your layout?
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 15:08
Can you see the comment below?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 17:59
add a comment |
Follow second way in addition to below code.
presenter.body = new CreateTaskBody(); // set model in presenter
binding.body = presenter.body; // now set layout model referred to presenter model
Actually by this way you are not breaking MVP pattern because your layout model is still referred to presenter model. Instead if you directly pass model in layout that will not be following MVP pattern.
answered Nov 20 at 13:26
Khemraj
11.4k22967
Follow second way in addition to below code.
presenter.body = new CreateTaskBody(); // set model in presenter
binding.body = presenter.body; // now set layout model referred to presenter model
Actually by this way you are not breaking MVP pattern because your layout model is still referred to presenter model. Instead if you directly pass model in layout that will not be following MVP pattern.
answered Nov 20 at 13:26
Khemraj
11.4k22967
answered Nov 20 at 13:26
Khemraj
11.4k22967
answered Nov 20 at 13:26
Khemraj
11.4k22967
answered Nov 20 at 13:26
Khemraj
11.4k22967
11.4k22967
When I want to set the variables in the CreateTaskBody class, presenter.body.setUsername ("asd"); Is the code part the right method?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 13:41
Yes that would be recommended way. Assuming that you are using data binding withBaseObservableorViewModel, your changes should refract UI.
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 13:41
Well, I suppose I don't use any model class to update the UI. For example, get a SendData.java class to send to WebService. I want to add data to variables in this class and send them to Webservis in the Presenter class. Should I create this class in Presenter or should I create it in the Fragment and send it to Presenter?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 14:19
From where you get data inCreateTaskBodyto show your layout?
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 15:08
Can you see the comment below?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 17:59
add a comment |
When I want to set the variables in the CreateTaskBody class, presenter.body.setUsername ("asd"); Is the code part the right method?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 13:41
Yes that would be recommended way. Assuming that you are using data binding withBaseObservableorViewModel, your changes should refract UI.
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 13:41
Well, I suppose I don't use any model class to update the UI. For example, get a SendData.java class to send to WebService. I want to add data to variables in this class and send them to Webservis in the Presenter class. Should I create this class in Presenter or should I create it in the Fragment and send it to Presenter?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 14:19
From where you get data inCreateTaskBodyto show your layout?
– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 15:08
Can you see the comment below?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 17:59
When I want to set the variables in the CreateTaskBody class, presenter.body.setUsername ("asd"); Is the code part the right method?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 13:41
When I want to set the variables in the CreateTaskBody class, presenter.body.setUsername ("asd"); Is the code part the right method?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 13:41
Yes that would be recommended way. Assuming that you are using data binding with
BaseObservable or ViewModel, your changes should refract UI.– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 13:41
Yes that would be recommended way. Assuming that you are using data binding with
BaseObservable or ViewModel, your changes should refract UI.– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 13:41
Well, I suppose I don't use any model class to update the UI. For example, get a SendData.java class to send to WebService. I want to add data to variables in this class and send them to Webservis in the Presenter class. Should I create this class in Presenter or should I create it in the Fragment and send it to Presenter?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 14:19
Well, I suppose I don't use any model class to update the UI. For example, get a SendData.java class to send to WebService. I want to add data to variables in this class and send them to Webservis in the Presenter class. Should I create this class in Presenter or should I create it in the Fragment and send it to Presenter?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 14:19
From where you get data in
CreateTaskBody to show your layout?– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 15:08
From where you get data in
CreateTaskBody to show your layout?– Khemraj
Nov 20 at 15:08
Can you see the comment below?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 17:59
Can you see the comment below?
– Barış Sağlam
Nov 20 at 17:59
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