Hello, I have a command that gets called from a few different views, and when it returns (it makes a WS call), it needs to update a control in the view that initiated the call. The approach I am considering is to pass the view reference in the event that is dispatched (its already a subclass of CairngormEvent with its own properties) and then calling a function on that event param in my command's result handler. Something like this:
cancelEvent.callingView.doStuff(); Is there any reason I should avoid this or perhaps a better way? I am thinking that a better (more decoupled) way might be to pass the view and function name, and then call the function via apply. Something like this: Function(cancelEvent.callingView["funcName"]).apply(cancelEvent.callingView); Thoughts? Suggestions? TIA, Ben
