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New Cairngorm Diagram
| By Rich Tretola | September 22, 2006 |  Print This Post
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Evan from flexheads.com has posted a new Cairngorm diagram.
You can download it here
Excellent work Evan!!
Rich
Topics: Cairngorm |
April 3rd, 2007 at 2:30 am
Hi,
I too love cairngorm and have started implementing it
I learnt most of it by looking at this diagram
But there are some unresolved issue and i have no clue how to resolve it
Can you help me
i find diffcult to use a timer in cairngorm architecture
It would be highly appreciated if u could build for me a small upload functionality in cairngorm architecture
Thank you in advance
April 3rd, 2007 at 5:52 am
I am not sure what your use of timer has to do with Cairngorm? Can you provide an example of how you are trying to use it?
February 16th, 2008 at 8:45 am
Excellent explaination
May 22nd, 2008 at 8:04 pm
Hi there,
I just ordered your Air book from Amazon last night, what a co-inky-dink that I ended up on this blog post of yours today looking for some insight.
Above someone else commented that they are finding it difficult to use a Timer in a Cairngorm project. I am working on my first Cairngorm project and have come to the same conclusion with the Timer object and Cairngorm:
I’m putting a Timer in my ModelLocator, so I can repeatedly fetch some data from an HTTPService. My question is where should I put the TimerEvent handler? My first thought was to also put the event handler method in the ModelLocator class.
I did some searching to see if anyone has talked about this sort of thing, and ended up here
It seems natural to put the Timer object, in the ModelLocator, so my app’s components can turn the timer off, change the timer interval, etc… but for some reason it doesn’t feel right to put the TimerEvent handler in the ModelLocator. Thought’s anyone?
Cheers,
Sunil
May 23rd, 2008 at 10:05 pm
Wee! I answered my own question… (I think)
1 )Declare the Timer object in the ModelLocator class as a member variable.
2) In my Main.mxml class I called timer.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER, timerHandler, false, 0, true) in my creationComplete method.
3) And then defined the timerHandler() method in Main.mxml.
That seems to be the sane thing to do
Regards,
Sunil