Difference Between MVP and MVC Patterns

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What are the basic and/or obvious differences between the Model View
Presenter pattern and the Model View Controller pattern.

Thanks.
 
That article does a great job of defining and illustrating MVP, but I didn't
see where it answers my question - which is; what is the basic and/or
obvious differences between the Model View Presenter pattern and the Model
View Controller pattern? If it does, then it went over my head.

Can someone say it in plain English?

-Jeff
 
"Michael Nemtsev" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de (e-mail address removed)...

| here with samples
http://www.martinfowler.com/eaaDev/ModelViewPresenter.html
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| JS> What are the basic and/or obvious differences between the Model View
| JS> Presenter pattern and the Model View Controller pattern.

Sorry Michael, but this is not a very good example of MVP. I have been
working with this pattern and have written several articles which are on my
web site www.carterconsulting.org.uk. Also you can see the "definitive" MVP
document at ftp://www6.software.ibm.com/software/developer/library/mvp.pdf

The essential differences include the addition of the Selection and Command
Set classes to the Model and the Interactor to the Presenter.

Joanna
 
"Jeff S" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de (e-mail address removed)...

| That article does a great job of defining and illustrating MVP, but I
didn't
| see where it answers my question - which is; what is the basic and/or
| obvious differences between the Model View Presenter pattern and the Model
| View Controller pattern? If it does, then it went over my head.
|
| Can someone say it in plain English?

That article is *not* a good example of MVP, see my other post for links to
the "official" definition by the inventors.

Joanna
 
Nice link, thanks Joanna

J> | That article does a great job of defining and illustrating MVP, but
J> I
J> didn't
J> | see where it answers my question - which is; what is the basic
J> and/or
J> | obvious differences between the Model View Presenter pattern and
J> the Model
J> | View Controller pattern? If it does, then it went over my head.
J> |
J> | Can someone say it in plain English?
J> That article is *not* a good example of MVP, see my other post for
J> links to the "official" definition by the inventors.

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