>Looks like it is time to learn :)
Sounds like the right path ;-)
My recommendation regarding a MVC framework is still PureMVC [1] cause:
- There's an awesome documentation available, including a book written by
Cliff Hall [2]
- There a lot of examples out there [3]
- There're some useful utiliti
Hi guys,
I just wanted to inform you that a few days ago I added some changes to BlazeDS.
What I did – besides some cleaning up – was to change some of the defaults used
by an out-of-the-box BlazeDS instance.
Being the one maintaining BlazeDS I always got a little nervous when reading
about so
HI,
For simple application which I assume this is I would just suggestion breaking
up the application in a data model, views and use binding to display the data
from the model in the views, display custom event form the views to change the
data and you have MVC without using a framework.
I su
I agree with both Justin and Benjamin on this. Keeping it simple and easy to
use for your particular use case. Adding in a static class to store the
properties in and using data binding where needed sounds like the shortest and
easiest path for now.
-Mark
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From: Ju
Thanks Chris, Can you describe the symptoms of a deserialization attack, so I
know the problem this is solving? (e.g. how would I know if it affects my app?)
>
> On March 1, 2017 at 1:04 AM Christofer Dutz
> wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I just wanted to inform you that a few days ago
Hi,
Unfortunately, I can’t ;-)
In general, any class that is Externalizable could do bad things. Which classes
are available on your class path, depends on your application.
Assuming there was a class in any library you have which implements the
Externalizable interface in a way that it format
Hi,
I understand you're effort is voluntary and you need to find the time.
Hope you find some time. Thanks in advance.
Would be good to see some movement/change on the Apache Flex website, I
wasn't aware it was still alive until I found this user group.
Kind regards,
Filip
Op wo 1 mrt. 2017 om
Hi Carlos,
How did you fixed this issue? I am getting similar issue in my application.
Thnx
Dinesh,
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