Multiple Context classes
Geirr Winnem
I am currently working on a eclipse plugin adding Robotlegs
specific features to the FBToolkit suite i am working on and in
this context i was reading through the api and i see there is
possible to have more than one "ApplicationContext" Context class
in one project.
My questions are:
1. What are the cons of having this possibillity
2. Is there any example where this is used for flex/flashbuilder
?
Rgds
Geirr
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Till Schneidere... on Jan 16, 2012 @ 08:34 AM
Hi Geirr,
there aren't really any cons to this: It's required to make more than
one instance of a module run at the same time or, if you're talking
about the base class "Context" itself, even to make multiple
Robotlegs-based modules or applications run side-by-side in the same
runtime.
Really, though, I'd recommend looking into the current development
work going into Robotlegs 2 on github. That is a complete
reimplementation of the framework with a focus on modularity. As it
will be fully or largely backwards compatible, I except (or at least
hope) that most Robotlegs projects will be using that pretty soon.
hope that helps,
till
Ondina D.F. closed this discussion on Feb 23, 2012 @ 10:35 AM.