Upps wrong list …
Ralf
Ralf Becker schrieb:
Why use static methods?
If eg. your UI class contains an (preformancewise) expensive
constructor, but you want to keep the callback in the same class (keep
the source together), static callback can help to speed up the ajax
response a lot.
Instead of ‘filemanager.filemanager_ui.something’ you can use
’filemanager_ui::something’. The something method should of cause be
declared “static public”.
I also commited an exception handler for xjax, to give a nicer error
back to the user (instead of your XML response contains whitespace).
The exception handler returns the exception message, plus a stack trace.
Maybe we should make the stack traces of all exception handlers
configurable, so they can be disabled (or just logged) on a production
system.
Ralf
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