I have used many other technologies, but am new to flex. We are
porting the front end of a large enterprise application to Flex.
Has anyone been using remoteObject with modules, and if so, is there
anything different that you had to do in calling your remoteObject
usin modules compared to deployi
ndian
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> I have used many other technologies, but am new to flex. We are
> porting the front end of a large enterprise application to Flex
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> Thanks, Alex, this is helpful.
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> Does this also hold true if instead of modules, we used applications
> i.e. a main application from wh
so hw do i solve the problem while still using modules?
I do this all the time. My main application is a shell that loads in the app's
layout and loads the menu's based on a users access level. This app then loads
whatever module the user is interested in. Each module has all of its
functionality encapsulated including its required remoting. This is
I recently did something like this for Cisco. They needed a way for a
sub-Application to invoke a method in another sub-Application, which might not
be loaded. The solution was to derive the sub-Applications from a common base
class and use the main Application as a broker. The broker listene
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Mike" wrote:
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> I recently did something like this for Cisco. They needed a way for a
> sub-Application to invoke a method in another sub-Application, which might
> not be loaded. The solution was to derive the sub-Applications from a common
> base class
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Thanks, Alex, this is helpful.
Does this also hold true if
It depends. Folks who have a large application crunching a single source of
data are more likely to put the data classes in the main app and just use the
modules to late-load UI and business logic.
Folks building portals probably should require 10.1 and use Marshall Plan
configurations.
It is
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