One Facade and two subFacades?

[ABloch]

Hi, pretty new to pureMVC, I am in the situation of developing an app in which an important part is related to the WebContext (several heberging urls are possible, which will involve different graphic preLoaders, maybe ads, sometimes a limited time of connexion, etc), and the second part is a racing game with a consequent UI.
So I am wondering if having two subFacades would be considered good or bad, the first case being in my mind a way to simplify and separate access to proxys and commands.
What do you think about it? Is there a best practice for this?
TIA,
ABloch

[Tekool]

Hello, the standard way of doing this in PureMVC is using PureMVC multicore and create one module with one Facade for each of your modules (core).

Have a look at  Demo - Flex / Modularity http://trac.puremvc.org/Demo_AS3_MultiCore_Flex_Modularity it implements this. This seems to exactly be what you need, even if you use PureMVC in a different langage.

[ABloch]

Thanks a lot!