On Apr 29, 2006, at 11:09 AM, James Bucanek wrote:
I now have a lot (and it's growing every day) of classes that only
execute in the server. These objects never exist in my application
except as proxy objects. I'd like to eliminate that code in my
application so that the code only exists in the server.
Is this possible?
Yes. The way to do it is to define a protocol to represent the
server-side object (which the server-side object should of course
conform to) and to write your client-side code in terms of the
protocol, e.g. "id<ServerSideObjectProtocol> foo;" rather than
"ServerSideObject *foo;". This way your client-side code only
references the protocol, and doesn't need implementations for the
server-side objects.
-- Chris
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