Kevin, I tried both 1 and two and they both worked. I am going to go with option 2. Thanks for your help!
Roger --- In [email protected], "Kevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If you want to dispatch the event from the delegate, then you need to > extend the delegate so listeners can be attached, or create a public > instance of an EventDispatcher class and have your listeners listen to > that. I remember trying a lot of different ways of 'bubbling' the > event up through the chain, but it never worked. > > 1. So, create a public eventDispatcher: > [Bindable] > public var eDispatcher : EventDispatcher = new EventDispatcher(); > > in delegate code do: > eDispatcher.dispatchEvent(resetModule); > > then listeners would look like: > SPODetailUpdDelegate.eDispatcher.addEventListener(...); > > OR.... > > 2. Just extend your delegate class to EventDispatcher and then you can > dispatch off the class itself (instead of a public var). > > public class SPODetailUpdDelegate extends EventDispatcher > > OR.... > > 3. Create a new Event Dispatching singleton/static class specific to > those processes listening to that event. E.g. - FormCleanupDispatcher > or whatever... > > Lots of options. I'm not using Cairngorm either, but this is what I'd > do. And if you're not building a super huge component/project, I'd > just do option 2. > > - Kevin >
