Thanks for the info, will definitely check it out!

Cheers,

Parsley 2.1 has now been released and it includes a Dynamic Context feature that allows objects to be added and removed from a context at runtime. There was already a kind of dynamic context before, which was used for wiring views whenever they were added or removed from the stage, but the new solution is more general. See this page of the Developer Manual for more details:

http://www.spicefactory.org/parsley/docs/2.1/ma…

Parsley 2.1 also provides some new extensibility points, described in the manual, that might provide the hooks you need for RobotLegs.

Best,
Tom

I’ve given up on Parsley for now – the fact that contexts/containers get completely sealed after configuration made it a bad fit for RobotLegs. Instead I’m trying to write a Spring adapter..

I’ve given up on Parsley for now – the fact that contexts/containers get completely sealed after configuration made it a bad fit for RobotLegs. Instead I’m trying to write a Spring adapter..

http://joelhooks.com/2009/07/14/inversion-of-control-and-dependency-injection-with-flex-using-the-parsley-application-framework-part-2/

It doesn’t completely pass your 7-points-of-yick test. I don’t know that you couldn’t just architect a parsley app with mediators. I didn’t try. I am definitely curious as to what your research concludes.

http://joelhooks.com/2009/07/14/inversion-of-control-and-dependency-injection-with-flex-using-the-parsley-application-framework-part-2/

It doesn’t completely pass your 7-points-of-yick test. I don’t know that you couldn’t just architect a parsley app with mediators. I didn’t try. I am definitely curious as to what your research concludes.