on 02-18-2008 9:26 PM
Which entity does actually store the current view assembly at runtime? The Interface View or the Interface View Controller?
Jef-
A window can contain many views - all of which may not be displayed at runtime. This is the difference between a window and a view assembly: the window is a design time entity (containing all views) whereas the view assembly is runtime (only the views that are displayed at any given point of runtime). Each window implements an interface view.
Cheers-
Atul
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Hi,
View Assembly is the actuall possible combinations that are possible for the views defined in your window. The navigation happens based on the navigation links defined between your view in the window (Interface view corresponding to that window).
Regards,
Murtuza
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