Greg Brown wrote: > > The subscribe(), unsubscribe(), and sendMessage() methods are static, so > you don't need a reference to the application context. In fact, in Pivot > 2.0, there is no longer an actual application context instance - it is > entirely static. > > In Pivot 1.5.x, these methods live in ApplicationContext. In Pivot 2.0, > they have been moved to org.apache.pivot.util.MessageBus. So you can use > whichever approach is appropriate for the Pivot version you are using. >
I'm currently using 1.5.0 - where is the 2.0 branch and is it "production" ready yet? What I was trying to ask, is how/what do I pass to some class(es) that currently know nothing about Pivot so that they can publish messages which I want my Pivot application to listen for and respond to? For a simplistic example I have a headless application that is passing data over the serial port. I want to use Pivot to start this application (which I've already got working) and pass "something" to my headless app so that when data is read/written to the serial port I can notify Pivot and "flash some LED's" (rather like a set of modem lights) Regards -- View this message in context: http://apache-pivot-users.399431.n3.nabble.com/Heads-Up-new-Pivot-Article-tp1535411p1595696.html Sent from the Apache Pivot - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
