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    Hi All, I want to develop an application in which my GUI supports multiple views(CRichEditView,CListView,CTreeView..).All the views are independent of each other. when any modification is done in any of the views,that view sends a notification to observer class and this class in turn would notify other views about the updation.Can some one tell how to design this in MFC.I want to make the design robust so that more views can be added with ease. Thanks in advance Raghu

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      Hi All, I want to develop an application in which my GUI supports multiple views(CRichEditView,CListView,CTreeView..).All the views are independent of each other. when any modification is done in any of the views,that view sends a notification to observer class and this class in turn would notify other views about the updation.Can some one tell how to design this in MFC.I want to make the design robust so that more views can be added with ease. Thanks in advance Raghu

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      See CDocument::UpdateAllViews()  onwards and upwards...

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