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]]> http://www.dpdk.nl/opensource/asunit-modification-for-asynchronous-testing#comment-87 multiuser as3 framework for flash media server and red5 at dpdk Open Source Wed, 11 Nov 2009 13:28:36 +0000 http://www.depannekoekendekale.nl/opensource/?p=49#comment-87 [...] The whole reason to do this kind of subclassing is because of the paradigm of ‘dataservices’ as a proxy being a way in to a remote service. It is the boundary between your local code and between the remote code. Therefore, responsibilities should be seperated and your local code should talk in it’s language to the service and the service should be the bridge between local code and remote code and is the only class that should have knowledge of both. It also allows for better testing of code. See this post for the lowdown on asynchronous testing with fms. [...] [...] The whole reason to do this kind of subclassing is because of the paradigm of ‘dataservices’ as a proxy being a way in to a remote service. It is the boundary between your local code and between the remote code. Therefore, responsibilities should be seperated and your local code should talk in it’s language to the service and the service should be the bridge between local code and remote code and is the only class that should have knowledge of both. It also allows for better testing of code. See this post for the lowdown on asynchronous testing with fms. [...]

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