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Asked by elimesika in Visual Studio 2008, Miscellaneous Programming, .NET Framework 3.x versions
Tags: design patterns, design, c#, architecture, .NET, VS 2008
HI Experts
We have a .NET application (VS 2008) that uses the Factory and Command Patterns to generate & invoke commands. Commands are logged, may have or not have timer support and are classified to categories which are also hierarchical (i.e. in category A you have commannd A1 and command A11 that is inherited from command A1 and so on...)
The difficulty with this is debug, since there are about 7 levels in the hierarchy , it takes time to navigate and find the problem origin.
Questions :
1) When I did OO courses, I remember that they strongly recommended not to pass the 3 object hierarchy depth , is that true?
2) What design alternatives can you recommend in order to make our commands hierarchy shorter ?
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We have a .NET application (VS 2008) that uses the Factory and Command Patterns to generate & invoke commands. Commands are logged, may have or not have timer support and are classified to categories which are also hierarchical (i.e. in category A you have commannd A1 and command A11 that is inherited from command A1 and so on...)
The difficulty with this is debug, since there are about 7 levels in the hierarchy , it takes time to navigate and find the problem origin.
Questions :
1) When I did OO courses, I remember that they strongly recommended not to pass the 3 object hierarchy depth , is that true?
2) What design alternatives can you recommend in order to make our commands hierarchy shorter ?
ThanksStart Free Trial
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