- delegation event model is a
specialized kind of Observer
- description: "An event is
propagated from a 'Source' object to a 'Listener' object by invoking a
method on the listener and passing in the instance of the event subclass
which defines the event type generated." (from Sun's Java AWT:
Delegation Event Model)
- called "delegation"
event model because the event source "delegates" the processing
of an event to a separate object (the event listener)
- participants (based on Java's
implementation):
- event source
- registers/unregisters event
listener objects
- broadcasts events to
listeners (by invoking methods on them)
- pushes an "event
object" to listeners (by passing it to the event methods)
- corresponding Observer
pattern participant: Observable
- event object
- describes the event
- provides methods to access
information about the event (e.g., MouseEvent.getX())
- passed to listener by event
source
- corresponding Observer
pattern participant: Observer.update() method's infoObj parameter
- event listener interface
- defines agreed upon event
methods (the event source invokes these on the listener object)
- is implemented by event
listener
- corresponding Observer
pattern participant: Observer.update() method
- event listener object
- registers with event source
to receive events
- reacts to events broadcast by
event source
- implements methods in event
listener interface
- corresponding Observer
pattern participant: Observer
DELEGATION EVENT MODEL
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