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Here is a sample of how to use callbacks to eliminate the dependency. During startup/initialization OneControlerClass should create an object of CallbackImpl (which is a contained/nested class in OneControlerClass) and call OneViewClass.registerCallback(), which stores it.
When an event occures OneViewClass calls the callback() method of the stored object.
Here is a sample of how to use callbacks to eliminate the dependency. During startup/initialization OneControlerClass should create an object of CallbackImpl (which is a contained/nested class in OneControlerClass) and call OneViewClass.registerCallback(), which stores it.
When an event occures OneViewClass calls the callback() method of the stored object.
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