[Red5] how to organize classes in flex-client

[Prabhu Tamilarasan (omNovia)]

Hard to say because theres not much information, but it might make more
sense and be easier to have the netconnection as a public/private variable
in your User class.  Depends on your architecture and what you're trying to
accomplish.  

 

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From: red5-bounces at osflash.org [mailto:red5-bounces at osflash.org] On Behalf
Of tom
Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 10:08 AM
To: red5
Subject: [Red5] how to organize classes in flex-client

 

this is more a flex-client-geared question...

my first flex-videochat-app was basically writing in a way that mostly
everythng got done in the man-app-mxml. now, im rewriting that ting and try
to separate as much as possible.

Classes:
-User
-Connection < NetConnection

MxML
-App
-Login
-

Problem (?)

1) initiating a (net)connection from the main-app.mxml, 
2) setting the netcon.client = User()
3) User.seCLientId // OK
4) notifyClient // here is the problem
my app.mxml has that line of code:
netconnection.addEventListener("notifyClient", .... here used to be the
notifyClient in the local mxml, becuase con.client used to be the keyword
"this" (//bad habbit)
>  now since i changed that and client is my User-Object seperated in its
own class, i dont make  ca ll from the User-object on the
red5connection-variable:
connection.call("FooBar", null, 1);

> how do i access that now?

i hope its more or less clear....im confused...

thx






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