Yes, i agree,

i thounght about this, this morning, and came up with the following thoughts:

- If the Notes are known, all notes could be send to a module. There is no filtering and internal notes, that where send from external, could damage the module at runtime.

-> So I would need another methond (receiveGlobalMessage) for filtering, and then use a mediator to listen to the wanted note. So I am back to JunctionMediators.

I wanted to keep it simple, but the mechanics of pipes should bring all the things I need.

Fabrication is a cool attempt, but far to big. Would be better, if single features would be seperated. Like the Pipes Handling.

Thanks for your input.

Greeting from Leipzig, Germany.

Marcy

Hi Cliff and Darshan,

I use the presence of you both in this Thread to ask a question, that came in my mind today.

1. I'm I right, that there must be names for each pipe?
2. I'm I right, that the receiving part must know, what type of Message comes there, or what is in the NoteBody?
3. Isn't it much simpler to add an Interface to a SubClass of Facade like 'IGlobalBroadcaster', with something like this:

public function sendGlobalNotification(notificationName : String,
    body : Object = null, type : String = null) : void {

  for each(var facade : IFacade in instanceMap) {
    facade.sendNotification(notificationName, body, type);
  }
}

All cores would get the message, but the payload is much lower, because the observerMap in View has no such noteName and therefore nothing happens in a core, that does not know the noteName.

In both cases you need an API from the module, I think, but this would be much more efficient.

I searched the forum an the internet, but nothing could anwser this question.

Maybe you can.

Thanks for replying.

Marcy