http://blog.vivisectingmedia.com/2008/05/vivmedia-code-the-eventbroker/ Looking at the world of media: from music to RIA. Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:39:09 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://blog.vivisectingmedia.com/2008/05/vivmedia-code-the-eventbroker/comment-page-1/#comment-613 Vivisecting Media » Blog Archive » VivMedia Code: the HashTable Thu, 29 May 2008 19:01:05 +0000 http://blog.vivisectingmedia.com/2008/05/vivmedia-code-the-eventbroker/#comment-613 <p>[...] to Consider When Using the HashTable If you read my EventBroker post or my Code Behind Pattern post then you know I like to point out any possible gotcha’s when [...]</p> [...] to Consider When Using the HashTable If you read my EventBroker post or my Code Behind Pattern post then you know I like to point out any possible gotcha’s when [...]

]]> http://blog.vivisectingmedia.com/2008/05/vivmedia-code-the-eventbroker/comment-page-1/#comment-612 Vivisecting Media » Blog Archive » Vivisecting Media Code Depot launched… Mon, 26 May 2008 20:06:24 +0000 http://blog.vivisectingmedia.com/2008/05/vivmedia-code-the-eventbroker/#comment-612 <p>[...] Event Broker The Event Broker is based partly on the Observer pattern. If you do a lot of Flex development then you are pretty familiar with the ActionScript 3.0 event model. One of the challenges with the Event model is that to receive the objects Event you either need to know the location of the object so you can register to the event or be in the Events bubble chain. In most cases this is not an issue, but with complex layout or dynamic environments, hooking into the event chain can be a challenge. The EventBroker handles this by providing a single point of contact that any object can both subscribe and broadcast through. This enables the developer to handle event routing for those special cases. (Works with AS3 and Flex projects) [...]</p> [...] Event Broker The Event Broker is based partly on the Observer pattern. If you do a lot of Flex development then you are pretty familiar with the ActionScript 3.0 event model. One of the challenges with the Event model is that to receive the objects Event you either need to know the location of the object so you can register to the event or be in the Events bubble chain. In most cases this is not an issue, but with complex layout or dynamic environments, hooking into the event chain can be a challenge. The EventBroker handles this by providing a single point of contact that any object can both subscribe and broadcast through. This enables the developer to handle event routing for those special cases. (Works with AS3 and Flex projects) [...]

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