On Wednesday 12 July 2006 14:05, Thomas Rühl -akitogo- wrote:
Hi,
I'm just walking through Steven's article about Cairngorm on the Adobe
site
Unless something has changed, the DevNet article is for Cairngorm 0.something,
and their are a few subtle differences (like this) compaired to Flex 2.
Yeah - about that, Tom...
if you took a look at the Cairngorm part of the labs site, you'd see the
the only thing referenced under the Resources bit is in fact Steven's
article. There are no demos for Cairngorm.
Cheers, Thomas
Thomas Rühl
Design,
On Thursday 13 July 2006 10:13, Thomas Rühl -akitogo- wrote:
the only thing referenced under the Resources bit is in fact Steven's
article. There are no demos for Cairngorm.
Erk !
You're stuck with the one that comes with it then :-)
--
Tom Chiverton
lol, thanks anyway.
i got it to work with the help of darren's article about responder
versus iresponder...
cheers, thomas
Thomas Rühl
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You don't need a Delegate. Before, functions were called in the scope of
the calling object, but now they are called in the scope of where they are
defined.
Thus, this:
myButton.addEventListener(click, Delegate.create(this, onClick));
now becomes:
myButton.addEventListener(click, onClick);
Sorry, but I'm still having questions...
Following the Cairngorm architecture, I created a LoginDelegate class.
It should call the service and the originating LoginCommand got its
onFault() and onResult() methods and therefore implementes the Responder
interface.
However, defining this in the
Hi Thomas,
in Flex 2 delegates are created automatically, so mx.utils.Delegate is
no longer needed.
Cheers,
Ralf.
On 7/12/06, Thomas Rühl -akitogo- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm just walking through Steven's article about Cairngorm on the Adobe
site again and I wonder where the
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