Thanks Tom!
I was able to pass the tree into the events and it worked as I had hoped. I
ran into another
problem, and I thought I'd ask you about it.
In my original tree code, i have a method that calls the webservice and looks
like this:
var token:Object = facility.folderService.send(parameters);
token.expandIDs = expandIDs;
token.parent = list[0];
token.eventType = (expandIDs.length > 1) ? "init" : "change";
where I'm setting some items asyncronously ( i think! )
Now if I have in my command the webservice call:
var parameters:Object = {folderID:[EMAIL PROTECTED];
var event:GetTreeXMLEvent = new GetTreeXMLEvent(model.user.token, _Tree);
I don't know how to pass items like parent, etc. Any suggestions? I really
appreciate the
help.
Thanks,
A
--- In [email protected], Tom Chiverton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Thursday 17 May 2007, achegedus wrote:
> > How do I call a method for a flex tree from a cairngorm command?
>
> We pass the tree into the Event, and save a copy of this in the Command
> before
> calling the Delegate.
> When it returns, you've got the tree to hand then.
>
> --
> Tom Chiverton
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