caching the Activity. I read over CachingActivityMapper, I just wanted
to know if it was the appropriate solution.
Thanks for reply
A.U.S Cristian Rinaldi
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2012/1/12 Ashwin Desikan <ashwin.desikan@gmail.com>
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> whether you cache or not cache should be based on the user experience you want to provide.
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> Are there objects which needs to be re-initialized when you move from one activity to other? if yes, don't cache or atleast have some sort of intialization method in the startActivity.
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> In typical Wizards, the state is maintained between screens. If you want it behave similar to that including state maintenance, cache the activities.
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> CheckOut the CachingActivityMapper. You may probably have to expand it in your case to cache all the activities which form the various screens of your wiazard.
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> Regards
> Ashwin
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> On Thursday 12 January 2012 07:05:03 AM IST, Cristian Rinaldi wrote:
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>> Any idea for this problems?
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>> 2012/1/10 Cristian Rinaldi <csrinaldi@gmail.com <mailto:csrinaldi@gmail.com>>
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>> Hello:
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>> I have a question about the design using Activities and Places.
>> I have a set of activities that render their views in a section.
>> The behavior I want is that each activity, after an event (by
>> example: click in next button, click in activity represented in
>> breadcrumbs) go to the next activity, hiding the previous view.
>> Top of the section, I have a breadcrumbs with the activities that
>> happened.
>> Now, if I click on one of the parts of the breadcrumbs, must be
>> return to the activity related and show the view with all his state.
>> The question is: I make a map of activities that are cached? or
>> do not use cache, and management behavior in the start method of
>> activity, starting all over again.
>> The view is singleton, and managed by GIN.
>> The general behavior is like the behavior of a wizard.
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>> Any ideas?
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