Posted by
Candy Chiu on
URL: http://quantlib.414.s1.nabble.com/Object-Handler-value-object-and-object-tp481.html
Hi,
I noticed in the account example that two objects were created per entity. For example, to create a Customer,
boost::shared_ptr <ObjectHandler::ValueObject> valueObject(
new AccountExample::CustomerValueObject(objectID, name, age, false));
boost::shared_ptr<ObjectHandler::Object> object(
new AccountExample::CustomerObject(valueObject, name, age, false));
first creates a ValueObject, then later passes it to an Object.
Would any one provide a quick explanation of the design philosophy behind creating two objects per entity?
Thank you very much.
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