LabelValueBean as interface?

["Halbrook, Dolan" <dh...@cisco.com>]

Hi,

Just a thought.  Would it make sense to treat LabelValueBean as an 
interface that business objects could implement, so that one wouldn't have 
to duplicate/translate one to the other when one needed a select of 
them?  My apologies if this should go in Struts-user, but i'm not sure 
exactly what group the question pertains to.

Has anyone tried this?  Are there drawbacks?

Thanks,
Dolan
dhalbroo@cisco.com


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Re: LabelValueBean as interface?

[Ted Husted <hu...@apache.org>]

The LabelValueBean is just a convenience class. Any object would work as
well. When it is fed to the class, the methods to call are specified, so
the business object doesn't even have to implement an interface. 

"Halbrook, Dolan" wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Just a thought.  Would it make sense to treat LabelValueBean as an
> interface that business objects could implement, so that one wouldn't have
> to duplicate/translate one to the other when one needed a select of
> them?  My apologies if this should go in Struts-user, but i'm not sure
> exactly what group the question pertains to.
> 
> Has anyone tried this?  Are there drawbacks?
> 
> Thanks,
> Dolan
> dhalbroo@cisco.com
> 
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