Your diagram states, ‘Managers and model objects together form “The Model.”‘ Model are data objects and not really where you would be performing business logic. The only purpose of the model object to to feed data to the Presentation Model, which renders the data in the view.

Do managers always handle the logic? Or can I give me the freedom of placing a bit of logic in the model?

Thank you for the advances A greeting from CHILI
Eric

@ Steve
It is generally not advisable to place logic in the Presentation Model

Pete

Your diagram states, ‘Managers and model objects together form “The Model.”‘ Model are data objects and not really where you would be performing business logic. The only purpose of the model object to to feed data to the Presentation Model, which renders the data in the view.

Business logic is best handled in the Managers.

It is apparent to me that you do not have a full appreciation of how Mate is to be used. A good way to master using Mate is to build, run, observe operations, and understand most of the Mate examples found here: http://mate.asfusion.com/page/examples

Where then handles the logic of the applications in mate???

(‘Managers and model objects together form “The Model.”)

if this is true, where exactly should I develop the logic of the application, in Mate????

Thank you for the advances

Your diagram states, ‘Managers and model objects together form “The Model.”‘ Model are data objects and not really where you would be performing business logic. The only purpose of the model object to to feed data to the Presentation Model, which renders the data in the view.

Do managers handle always the logic? Or can I give me the freedom of placing a bit of logic in the model??

Thank you for the advances A greeting from CHILI
Eric