Okay, I’ve had some questions on refactoring my PureMVC dynamic modules classes to support AS3 projects (i.e. no flex).
I’ve posted a sample app that does just that.
I threw this together off the cuff, so don’t expect too much 
The app (10K) simply loads 6 modules dynamically, 3 “RedTint” modules and 3 “GreenTint” modules (4k each). The app sends a notification every second containing a random color. The loaded modules pick up on this notification and display the color – each with their corresponding tint.
Keep a close eye on Cliff’s Pipe utility as these classes may soon be obsolete Until that time, I hope you might find this useful – if you do, drop me a line and let me know.
I’ve got some time between projects if anyone is looking for some RIA development…
Greg
August 5, 2008 at 12:08 pm
Source is not available. Thank you
Rommel Delima
October 12, 2008 at 9:25 pm
Hi Joshua,
First of all, I’m very grateful with the support your giving to the pureMVC community/users. As for me, I kind of stuck with the pipes utility.
Do you have the any sample source code for Multicore PureMVC pipes without using Flex?
Or can get a copy of the source for this post?
http://dluminosity.com/demos/as3modules/ModuleAppAS3.html
I am trying to load another different swf file on to a shell application but I can’t relate the source code for Flex with Flash yet.
Any file/material for reference would be appreciated.
Many thanks,
Rommel Delima
Marc
February 17, 2009 at 10:22 am
Hi,
Coding a little Flex app I’ve stumbled upon your blog and the DynamicModules you wrote.
Using pureMVC in my code and having modules to dynamically load, your lib was just the stuff.
I’m still struggling to find out how to know when a module is ready. Is there a specific event/notification that is sent when a module is ready to receive any notification that has been added to the ModuleFacade initializeMappings arrays?
Thanks for you help,
Marc