Design and Architecture

dexterama wrote:

Secondary is abstracting the messaging away from source specific knowledge,
preferably with an established third party messaging engine.

Quote:

Mobiles are typically client applications and client applications might send messages but they don't typically receive them (for good reason.) A client app would send a message by calling a server. Because of that it means that mobiles have nothing to do with it.

dexterama wrote:

Messages = data, so yes, mobiles get message packets all the time.

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dexterama wrote:

Messages = data, so yes, mobiles get message packets all the time

nitin_ion wrote:

is there any other way we can achieve this?

internal class D
{
    public SomeMethodA()
    {
        //.... do some logics here
        SomeMethodB();
    }
 
    private SomeMethodB()
    {
        //.... do some logics here
    }
}

public class A : class B
{
    protected D _D;
    public A()
    {
        _D = new D();
        // some more code
    }

    public SomeMethodA()
    {
        _D.SomeMethodA();
    }
}

ron01234 wrote:

any thoughts?

GuyThiebaut wrote:

that is how I learnt to code by creating a mess that I had to clean up