First you have to understand the concept of Cairngorm and then UM extensions. Especially in light of what you're trying to achieve. Recoding your project in Cairngorm manner might be an issue depending on how far are you with it and how many developers are on it. It is very straightforward otherwise and I would most definitely recommend you to start using it.
If you need some guidance on Cairngorm let us know, but the good starting point would be this: http://cairngormdocs.org/, read the six part article that you find there. The basic idea behind Caringorm is a simple MVC architecture where you make the view as dumb as possible, it just dispatches the events based on (user) actions. Alen On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 5:57 AM, donvoltz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for your responses. > > I agree with the idea that binding should work, I have set up 2 > datagrids with the same data provider, the standard data grid works > fine when the model locator is updated, however, the advanced one > does not. Is it because I am using a grouping tag with the advanced > data grid that the refresh() is needed or should this work with > binding as well? > > Also, I have looked at the UM Cairngorm. It looks interesting but a > little beyond me. Do you have any recommendations for getting more > information on using this than what is supplied at google code?? I do > not understand the idea of event hooks. > > Thanks again for the useful information > > Don > > >
