Re: [flexcoders] Backend/Frontend Application Development (Cairngorm)

[Douglas Knudsen]

righto on that.  Say I have a command GetUserCommand() that returns a userVO for the current user in session.  This is returned to the apps modellocator, has stuff like name, etc, in it.so we have
com.company.project.admin.model.AModLoccom.company.project.client.model.CModLocHow does GetUserCommand()  stick the userVO result into the proper model?  Typically the model is hardcoded in the Command, eh?  What I've done so far is used a generic model so to speak in 
com.company.project.model.GModLoc say.  Then the client app and admin app can access it as well as their respective model.  DKOn 7/27/06, 
JesterXL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:









// Assuming your in your Client Application for 
example
import 
com.company.project.admin.events.SomeEvent;
import 
com.company.project.client.events.ClientEvent;
 
var e:SomeEvent = new 
SomeEvent(SomeEvent.EVENT_NAME, false, true);
CairngormEventDispatcher.getInstance().dispatchEvent(e);
 
You could do the reverse in the admin.  As a 
GUI guy, I probably would care more about sharing commonly used View's and 
utility classes vs. events and commands that were probably created for their 
specific projects, but it could be done.
 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: 
Douglas 
Knudsen 
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com 

Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 9:25 AM
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Backend/Frontend Application Development 
(Cairngorm)
curious how to share resources with this, say using 
Cairngorm.  How to share a command that returns data to a 
modellocator?  How to return th edata to the current model locator for a 
sub app?DK
On 7/27/06, JesterXL 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
Put 
  'em in seperate projects, or 
  sub-projects.  Like:com.company.project.admin.*com.company.project.client.Or:com.company.projectadmin.*com.company.projectclient.*You 
  should take advantage of the fact you may be using similiar code; both of 
  the above in the same Flex project allows you to easily do that.----- 
  Original Message -----From: "Stefan Schmalhaus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: 
  <flexcoders@yahoogroups.com>Sent: 
  Thursday, July 27, 2006 4:38 AMSubject: [flexcoders] Backend/Frontend 
  Application Development (Cairngorm)I'm going to develop a Flex 
  (Cairngorm-based) intranet application for training resources. There will 
  be a backend part for user and contentadministration, and there will be a 
  frontend for the end user.Both parts, backend and fronted, will 
  presumably share a lot of theunderlying data structure, value objects, 
  views, etc. They will definitely use the same AMFPHP services. What's the 
  best way to tacklethis? Should I treat them as two different Flex 
  projects? Or can Idevelop them within one Flex project but with two 
  different MXMLapplication files? Your ideas and thoughts are very 
  much appreciated.Stefan--Flexcoders 
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