Hi,

 Although a simple banner doesn't really benefit from an MVC framework due to its simplicity, I'm trying to figure out how would I use pureMVC do to it for training purposes.

 I'm thinking of those multipage banners (such as the one here: www.flashden.net/item/as3-xml-banner-rotator/25073) with the following functional areas:
a) a text area
b) a background image
c) a row of page buttons

 Here are my questions:

1) I suppose that the whole data for a "banner session" includes the image+text for all the pages. So this means that loading the initial data would be outside of the MVC framework anyway, do you agree? Or could we consider a single proxy holding all the data for all the pages and the only data that will generate notifications from the Proxy is the "current page number" (all the other data isn't suppose to change)?

2) each page button holds a simple text to tell its page number. Does it make sense to represent each button as a different visual component (thus holding a Mediator and eventually a Proxy of its own), or is it preferable to encapsulate its behavior on the "main" component (the banner itself)?

3) By encapsulating the page buttons on the banner component, when the user clicks a page number I would only need a single command to be executed (pageClicked, for example) which would receive the page number on the event instance, would you agree?

That's all for now .

 Hi,

 I learned about pureMVC just a few days ago, and I'm trying to explore it as much as I can.

 In the meantime I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to have more than one proxy notifying a single mediator.
 The case would be a Mediator whose associated component shows data that comes from several different data sources (each one has a proxy of its own).

 Can I do that, or am I suppose to have a single Proxy for each Mediator?

 Best regards.