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  1. MelodyMaker

    Is there a neat,clean way to avoid code repetition like this?

    Thanks Jason! I found that book in the Internet. I will buy it as soon as possible
  2. MelodyMaker

    Is there a neat,clean way to avoid code repetition like this?

    Thanks for you reply. Description is NOT a description of the photo. It is a description of the user. It can be anything (a description of the user himself or services he offers) and a user can have 0 or more descriptions. In another post, I was suggested to introduce in the system a...
  3. MelodyMaker

    Is there a neat,clean way to avoid code repetition like this?

    Hi, I would like to know if there's a way to avoid bad repetition like this one (I use PHP): I have a User class: class User{ private $conf; private $photos = Array(); private $addresses = Array(); private $descriptions = Array(); ... public function...
  4. MelodyMaker

    A question about design: user class (and photo class?)

    Jason, thank you very much again!
  5. MelodyMaker

    A question about design: user class (and photo class?)

    Jason, I'm sorry for disturb you again, just a quick question: do we use a photo repository for encapsulation purposes? I'm mean, what are the advantages to use a Photorepository? Thank you very much for your help.
  6. MelodyMaker

    A question about design: user class (and photo class?)

    Jason, you helped me a lot. There's still another thing that comes from my unfamiliarity with java (I use PHP) When you write statements like this one: PhotoRepository.LoadPhotosFor(user); What does exactly mean? Does it populate the "photos" array, by using internally a sort of for cycle...
  7. MelodyMaker

    A question about design: user class (and photo class?)

    Thanks again! Davide
  8. MelodyMaker

    A question about design: user class (and photo class?)

    Jason, sorry, just another quick question. I need to let the user upload the foto. The method upload, where should it be implemented ? In the Photo Class or in the User class? Thank you very much in advance!
  9. MelodyMaker

    A question about design: user class (and photo class?)

    Jason, thank you very much! Davide (from Lugano, Switzerland)
  10. MelodyMaker

    A question about design: user class (and photo class?)

    Thank you! The fact is that I really can't figure out, how the two classes are associated, I mean: let's suppose that I give the user (it is so) the ability to add (upload) a photo and delete a photo. Then, according to what you say, these methods should be part of the Photo Class. which...
  11. MelodyMaker

    A question about design: user class (and photo class?)

    Sorry if I bother you with this, but I'm a OOP newbie and I would like to know your opinion about that. I'm developing a site which requires registration and where users can upload their fotos. The question is this: I created a user class Code: class User{ private $username; private...

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