adcaster.getInstance().broadcastEvent ( Event.YOUR_EVENT, {param:
>value});
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>Hi Andi,
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>You can certainly call another Comma
Thanks.
In the meantime I found out about the
mx.core.Application.application.dispatchEvent.
I just wasn't sure if it is correct to call a command from another one,
or if is there is a better place to do that. It seems to me that makes
my code less maintanable
Andi
Alex Uhlmann wrote:
>Hi
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Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 12:03 PM
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Hi Andi,
You can certainly call another Command in the onResult of your
LoginCommand. But since a Command class
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Behalf Of Andrea Varga
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Caurngorm 2 - where to deal with system events?
Hi All!
I have to mention that I'm new to Cairngorm an
Hi All!
I have to mention that I'm new to Cairngorm and Flex.
What is best practice to deal with system events (or whatever the events
that are not dispatched by a user gesture are called)?
For example: after a successful user login I have to display a list of
products (list loded from the se
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