The M in MVC: Why Models are Misunderstood and Unappreciated

Re:The M in MVC: Why Models are Misunderstood and Unappreciated by glenjamin on Tuesday July 26, 2011 @08:54AM (#2807057)

I see your point, I didn't notice that the parent mentioned WrongPasswordException, when I implemented something similar previously it looked like this:

User.authorize(username, password) -> Returns true if valid username/password -> Returns false if username/password do not match -> Raises AccountDisabled if username/password valid but account disabled

The normal login failure case is not exceptional - but the others are.

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Re:The M in MVC: Why Models are Misunderstood and Unappreciated by bergie on Tuesday July 26, 2011 @09:53AM (#2807309)

Agreed, that is a better scenario.

Then again, stuff like authentication and authorization (two separate concepts!) are often better handled on some middleware or service layer than in models and controllers.

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