Hey Mike,
It helps decouple the view and controller.
If you hard hard-wire your view to controller you are essentially
adding just logic to your view.
There's been talk around 'ditching' the controller out of MVC and a
lot of developers have.
Check this post, http://weblogs.macromedia.com/sho/archives/2005/08/
flexflash_archi.cfm
In terms of Delegates i find it a useful link between commands and
remote services.
Although i haven't yet applied this to FDS, or a 'producer, consumer'
process.
regards,
Bjorn
On 09/05/2007, at 1:51 PM, munkydung wrote:
I've currently building a medium-large size application in Flex using
Cairngorm. I've already decided not to use 'delegates'. Instead, I'm
just updating the 'model' from within 'commands'. Now I'm seeing a
pattern where each 'event' I create is just a container for a data
structure to a 'command'. Also, it seems the mapping of 'events' is
one-to-one for 'commands'.
So, my question is, why not just do away with the 'events' and have
views call 'command.execute()'?
Someone talk me out of this...
thanks,
Mike
