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Since you want to stick to the Doc-View Arch. , the best place for you to display the Dialog will be View Class and storing of Information into a file in the Document class.<br />
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Prasad<br />

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Since you want to stick to the Doc-View Arch. , the best place for you to display the Dialog will be View Class and storing of Information into a file in the Document class.

Prasad


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Microsoft way of designing the system using Document View is not the best way to go unless you are doing a realy simple app, look an the pattern Model View Controller so you can understand better how data can be kept sparate from the view representation and control scheem.
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Microsoft way of designing the system using Document View is not the best way to go unless you are doing a realy simple app, look an the pattern Model View Controller so you can understand better how data can be kept sparate from the view representation and control scheem.

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Another basic question about MFC. &nbsp;In my application, I allow users to connect to an FTP site, display a list of files available, then have them either transfer or edit these files.<br />
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To establish the FTP connection, I just have a simple dialog where users can enter such things as username, password, sitename, port, etc. &nbsp;My questoin is: &nbsp;To keep with the doc/view model, where should I handle displaying the dialog? &nbsp;In the document? &nbsp;Where should I store the information the user enters? &nbsp;Again, should this go in the document? &nbsp;<br />
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I have 2 views in a split window: &nbsp;1 for files, 1 for editing text. &nbsp;I have also created a class for storing the FTP info described above
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Another basic question about MFC.  In my application, I allow users to connect to an FTP site, display a list of files available, then have them either transfer or edit these files.

To establish the FTP connection, I just have a simple dialog where users can enter such things as username, password, sitename, port, etc.  My questoin is:  To keep with the doc/view model, where should I handle displaying the dialog?  In the document?  Where should I store the information the user enters?  Again, should this go in the document?  

I have 2 views in a split window:  1 for files, 1 for editing text.  I have also created a class for storing the FTP info described above

Document/View -- where to keep the data in FTP app

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