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Hello.  For some reason i am getting the Error: multitonKey for this Notifier not yet initialized!" error even though I only call the facade from the onRegister() function in the Mediators and from the execute() functions of the Commands.  I don't reference the facade at all in the onRegister functions of the proxies that I register on startup.  I am using the StartupCommand from an example I found that extends the MacroCommand.  All of this started happening after I tried to implement the StartupManager.  I wanted to pull some values from the database to populate a combo box that the user can set when logging in.  I didn't want the login view to be displayed if the combo box values are not populated.  I thought this thought the error was caused by making changes while going through the StartupManager getting started tutorial, but I changed everything back and I am still getting the error.  VERY FRUSTRATING!!  It absolutely worked before.  All of the posts I see on this topic say that it is because you have to get the facade.retrieve() from the onRegister() and I have done that.  Is there something else I am missing?  Thank you.

// Startup Command

public class StartupCommand extends MacroCommand
{
        override protected function initializeMacroCommand():void {
            addSubCommand( ModelPrepCommand );
            addSubCommand( ViewPrepCommand );
        }
}
// Model Prep Command
public class ModelPrepCommand extends SimpleCommand
{
override public function execute(note:INotification):void
{
facade.registerProxy( new ApplicationProxy() );
facade.registerProxy( new UserProxy() );
facade.registerProxy( new LoginProxy() );
facade.registerProxy( new RegistrationProxy() );
}
}
// View Prep Command
override public function execute( note:INotification ):void
{
var app:MYMVCAPP = note.getBody() as MYMVCAPP;
facade.registerMediator( new ApplicationMediator( app ));
}

Hard to tell whats going on from this code. Where is the error occuring? Are you using Flex Builder and the built in debugger? Can you breakpoint somewhere before the error occurs and step through the code?

Are you sure you're calling getInstance with a string?
-=Cliff>