Re: [flexcoders] Re: Architecting a large, modular Flex application

[Anatole Tartakovsky]

Derrick,
 Great, then we are on the same page. I was concerned about automatic application of technologies that worked on other platforms like Java to Flex - with completely different code compilation and deployment model.

 
Two side notes related to Flex implementation in your emails:
 
1. Flex does not have abstract classes (at least I did not find them). It might be a hint that Flex architects saw some issues with either implementation or potential use of them.
 
2. You will not have code duplication on the client if you load the code in the same application domain - you can not load code twice. If you place code in subdomain, crossdomain module code access becomes problematic regardless of the use of interfaces.

 
Hope this helps,
Anatole Tartakovsky
www.faratasystems.com
 
 
On 9/20/06, derrickgrigg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:






Thanks for the info. Your solution of having all the base code in an external library is where I started out, but I wasn't entirely comfortable having all the core code in an RSL (I don't exactly remember why that bothered me so much now). It certainly makes 
maintenance and development alot easier instead of having to manage a pile of Interfaces and Abstract classes in addition to everything else.Derrick
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, EECOLOR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hello,> > the way we handle this is as follows:> > We have one library swc that holds our code base. We have an application> file that contains all basic application code. This application is 
compiled> with the option -link-report=linkreport.xml. All separate modules are> compiled with the option -load-externs, this option allows you to have the> required classes in your classpath for type checking, but leaves 
all> available classes out (the ones in the basic application).> > > Greetz Erik>

 

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