Yes you can, A quick overview - Create an Event meta tag
create a class for the meta event that extends the Event and
then dispatch your event that bubbles to the main application
from your popup.
read here;
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=createevents_3.html
Of course if you are looking to create flex software that incorporates events
then read the rest of the message.
You might want to look at a framework like puremvc, or a more complex framework
like cairngorm, these use an more complex event driven model, view, controller,
I personally keep it simple and apply a easyMVC architecture. "Anyone can make
it complex, keeping it simple is Genius". By keeping it simple I can apply my
own algorithms to software development having used for the last 27 plus years
of on the job training.
read on if you want my candid opinion about frameworks.
So when you look at a programming model and it looks simple then you have the
freedom to think outside the box, some software industry pundits have placed a
big giant box in front of you saying learn this to solve the whatever comes up
in the everyday software development, basically placing you inside a box, just
a bigger box, saying this will lead you to quicker development, share the same
core logic between programs, so on and so forth, but if you look closely enough
and see that all their patterns and verbiage is just the framework a learning
exercise, nothing wrong with learning, use what you like and discard the rest.
The biggest pattern to solving the software development algorithms of tomorrow
and today is on a web search engine page, I have found that by searching the
web it's the biggest pattern solver of them all, better then any framework. I
am more a web research software developer then software developer, design and
function from a web search to figuring out the next software steps.
The one thing I see the industry doing is following a framework, thinking it to
be the greatest thing since bytes came in a core, but they miss the point, that
by making pointless framework constructs/ additions to a software architecture
they have diluted the meaning of the framework, making it hard to grow, making
it complex.
No one person or group of persons has the intelligence to lead you down a path
of programming enlightenment, just a bunch of software developers that dream in
code.
Randy
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "markflex2007" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Do you think if it is possible for popup Flex window to send event to main
> Application screen?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mark
>
