Ah, there we go...very cool!
Having the NetConnection as service that creates a SharedObjectListener
class dispatching Cairngorm-events is looking good and also feels
Cairngormy enough for me now ; )
Thx a bunch, mate
carsten
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, michael.ritchie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey Michael,
actually I stumbled upon your nice article before posting on flexcoders
already : )
It helped me getting started with Flex/FMS at all, so thx anyway!!
But: your example is not using Cairngorm at all, or am I missing
something?
Regards
carsten
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com,
Ah, man, totally gave you the wrong information, sorry about that. I
posted another project that does use Flex/FMS/Cairngorm. The project
won't run out of the box, you need to have FMS and CF running locally,
but you can walk through the structure. Thanks man!
http://thanksmister.com/?p=39
Hi Thijs,
while nc = new NetConnection() is defined in my main application, right
now, I actually connect to FMS inside the command layer, ie. in
LoginCommand.
Here, inside execute() I register listeners to ie.
LoginCommand.onAccept(...).
So: the business / service layer is not used at all at
Carsten,
I built out a small chat application using Cairngorm, Flex and FMS a
while back. I chose to create some public functions to receive the
callback methods from the NetConnection and SharedObject. I had to
struggled with to make it feel right in the Cairngorm
architecture, but I think its
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