Re: ERCoreBL's ERCAuditTrail - How do I use this?
Re: ERCoreBL's ERCAuditTrail - How do I use this?
- Subject: Re: ERCoreBL's ERCAuditTrail - How do I use this?
- From: Flavio Donadio <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 12 Nov 2015 16:25:01 -0200
Ramsey,
Thanks a lot for your answers. I feel more confident now.
I had just fired Eclipse to start work on this project. Luckily (or not), my team is comprised of me, myself and I. So, I am really interested in using whatever frameworks/classes that will make my life easier in the long run.
> No, the ERCoreBL is completely ignorant of ERAuth which is in turn completely ignorant of ERUsers. If you just want to use ERCoreBL, you can. It won’t hurt to poke around in the other two frameworks though.
I intend on using ERAuth and ERUser for this project anyways, so I am not sure why I even asked. I took a good look at ERUserPreferences and this also looks great. I am pretty excited about the loads of work I WON’T have to do! ;)
> For example, ERStageManager is a nice way to set/unset your actor on the session without needing to modify your application’s session at all. If you have a lot of different applications that need to use your user framework, this will save a lot of boilerplate in the Session.java files. It takes advantage of the object store and sticks the user in session.objectStore.user using NSNotifications, so it’s completely invisible to the session class.
At this point, I don’t think I need this, but will take a look nonetheless… Again, thanks for the tips!
Cheers,
Flavio
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