You can get 2-way binding in MXML using the mx:binding tag. I'm not
sure if that would be cleaner / better than your current approach, though.
Rodrigo Pereira Fraga wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a better solution for it.
> I have two solutions:
>
> 1- With a model declared with a DTO(MXML)
> <user:User id="user" login="{inputLogin.text}"
> password="{inputPassword.text}"/>
>
>
> 2- With custom components, like it:
> <apolloti:TextInputBindable
> text="{model.user.login}"
> entity="{model.user}" attribute="login"/>
>
> But I'm not happy. Does anybody has an another solution?
> The problem is that the [Bindable] doesn't have a bind bi-direcional, like
> Seam....
>
> Thanks
>
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