Hello, thanks for your reply... The event is being dispatched from a Command but I'm using HTTP Service and AsyncToken to call a Web Service. I think my problem would be getting the function ref from the delegate to the responder Command as they are de-linked if that makes sense...
Cheers, Nick 2009/12/25 Vaibhav Seth <vaibhav.s...@live.com> > > > Hi, > > Thanks for the appreciation. > Yups you have got it right. But in you statement: > > > "then I have the problem of getting that function reference over into the > 2nd CairngormEvent, which isn't created and fired until the Web Service > responder is called" > > I think you are talking about dispatching an event from the command or > Sequence Command type of thing. > > For that scenario, you can pass on that function reference to the the 2nd > Cairngorm Event also. > You can keep that parameter in the Event also. So that you always does not > need to worry about it. > And Function reference is in terms of instance of the command. If your > command gets fired again before it returns you the result for the last > executed method, even then you are safe. > > Keeping the view reference in the model have pros and cons. I will not > prefer that way, simply because it breaks the encapsulation, view gets > publicly exposed as the Model is a singleton class. > > But there is no hard and fast rule as well.. :) > > Thanks, > Vaibhav Seth. > > > > > [image: i'm] EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD > Join me<http://im.live.com/Messenger/IM/Home/?source=EML_WLHM_GreaterGood> > > ------------------------------ > To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com > From: n...@middleweek.co.uk > Date: Tue, 22 Dec 2009 16:03:43 +0000 > Subject: Re: [Spam] RE: [flexcoders] Using Cairngorm and how to display a > Popup from aCommand > > > > Nice post and thanks for replying... > > I understand your first solution, I think it's similar to a ChangeWatcher > approach... but I'm a bit lost with the 2nd approach... > > > In my circumstance, I have a button in my view that fires a Flash CLICK > event, the view-mediator Handles it and fires a CairngormEvent, which > invokes a CairngormCommand to call a Web Service to fetch some data. The > data is loaded asynchronously and passed into a new CairngormEvent which > then fires a CairngormCommand, this Command unpacks the data and if it's all > gravy, it will update the model and the fetched data is displayed on the > current View. If the data contains Fault event info then I need to show a > custom PopUp component... > > I think, you're 2nd solution is storing a private or public function from > inside the View on the CairngormEvent that is fired to reference it later... > If I've got that right, then I have the problem of getting that function > reference over into the 2nd CairngormEvent, which isn't created and fired > until the Web Service responder is called... Which I believe is completely > detached from the original CairngormEvent/ Command. > > I guess I could put the function ref on the model as a central repository > but I could also just stick a reference to the View on the model and use > that reference in the CairngormCommand and call PopUpManager.createPopup... > > > What are your thoughts cause I'm a bit lost :) > > > Cheers, > nick > > > > > > 2009/12/21 Vaibhav Seth <vaibhav.s...@live.com> > > > hi, > > > Well that's a good question for the starters. Please go through my below > blog. Hope you will get some thing out from there. > > http://groups.adobe.com/posts/ffa987b8a4 > > > > > Thanks, > Vaibhav Seth. > > > >
