mandelbrot
Centurion
Dear All,
I have developed a simple security class which contains a private nested class. This nested class displays a form on the screen at the users (programmers) request to obtain credentials from the end user. Is this good or bad practice, and if it's bad, then is there anyother way of declaring the form and still retaining its abstraction (the reason being I want the form to remain fixed and not be changed dynamically)?
Thanks in advance,
Paul.
I have developed a simple security class which contains a private nested class. This nested class displays a form on the screen at the users (programmers) request to obtain credentials from the end user. Is this good or bad practice, and if it's bad, then is there anyother way of declaring the form and still retaining its abstraction (the reason being I want the form to remain fixed and not be changed dynamically)?
Thanks in advance,
Paul.