Added setters for ResourceEvent's message properties #1859
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The ResourceManager's behavior is to dispatch several ResourceEvents upon modifications of a resource (domain object). Adding those setters permits to domain events listeners to dynamically change the messages properties that will eventually be used to generate a FlashBag or a log of some sort without the need to rewrite the DomainManager.
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Sounds like a good addition, thank you Hugues! 👍 |
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Added setters for ResourceEvent's message properties
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The ResourceManager's behavior is to dispatch several ResourceEvents upon modifications of a resource (domain object).
Adding those setters permits to domain events listeners to dynamically change the messages properties that will eventually be used to generate a FlashBag or a log of some sort without the need to rewrite the DomainManager.