BTW, I think there were a few classes missing here: ChainBinding is theoretically for listening to a chain of properties (obj.subObj.someProp); GenericBinding should be able to "anything".
In examples/flexjs/DataBindingExample_as there should be an example of setting up a binding from AS. HTH, -Alex On 9/19/16, 12:07 AM, "Alex Harui" <[email protected]> wrote: > > >On 9/18/16, 2:35 AM, "PKumar" <[email protected]> wrote: > >>Thanks for info Greg, I am using FlexJS0.7.0. There are different >>binding >>bead available in FlexJS and no doc available on these. So if you can >>provide brief info on below binding statement that will be really helpful >>for me to distinguish. >> >>ApplicationDataBinding >>ViewDataBinding >>ContainerDataBinding >>MXMLBeadViewDataBinding > >These are four implementations of data binding for certain kinds of MXML >documents. They make certain assumptions about available properties and >life cycles and try to use the Binding classes below. > > >>SimpleBinding >>ConstantBinding > >These are a couple of implementations of bindings that are optimized for >simple obj.prop and constants. There is also a GenericBinding for when >you can't optimize for obj.prop. > >>BindableCSSStyles > >This is a set of CSS styles that send change events when the properties >are changed. Change events are expensive, so you only want to dispatch >them when you need to. > >HTH, >-Alex >
