Hello Dave, HttpService object is not a UI component, hence the concept of "parent" does not apply for it, no matter where in your code you define it. That's why your event fired by it only uses the targeting phase, I guess...makes sense?
Robert --- In [email protected], "dave_defusion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have created a custom HTTPService which we're going to use > application wide, this deals with handling common backend responses or > returning the response. > > If the users session times out I want this custom HTTPService to > announce a 'UserSessionTimedOut' event then whoever cares about it can > listen for it. > > However I've set the custom event to bubble but the listener I've > attached to the Application never sees this event (but it is firing as > if I add a listener to the custom HTTPService itself that listener > sees it). > > This doesn't make sense to me, if I'm telling an event to bubble then > it has to end up at the Application, no? > > Any help would be greatly appreciated here. > > -D >
