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Flex workshop at Adobe, Bangalore

This entry was posted on 4/13/2007 10:54 AM and is filed under FLEX,Web 2.0,RIA.

We (The Flex team from Adobe Bangalore) did a 1 day Flex in-depth workshop to key customers. The presentations covered several core topics like Flex Overview, Flex Datagrid, Drag and drop, Item renderers, Event Model, Data management, MVC/Caingorm etc. Apart from formal presentation, the workshop included demos and explained code snippets.

I made a presentation on Event Model of Flex and basics of Data providers in Flex. I enjoyed speaking to a knowledgeable audience and we had an enjoyable interactive session.
Click here to download the slides on Flex Event model and Data Providers

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12/16/2007 8:15 AM Phil G wrote:
Your PowerPoint on Events was good.
However, you only had one page on
"Passing additional parameters to event handler" I have not seen anything on this elsewhere. Do you know of any more info on this. I could not understand from your example how to actually add parameters. A larger example would be great.
thanks
Phil
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1. 12/19/2007 1:34 PM Anantharaman Narayana wrote:
  
  Hi Phil
  
  Here is an example of calling an event handler with multiple arguments
  
  P.N. Anantharaman
  
  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
  
  
  
  <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute">
  
  <mx:Script>
  
  <![CDATA[
  
  private function showMessage(e:Event, t:TextInput, lab:Label):void
  
  {
  
  lab.text = t.text;
  
  }
  
  ]]>
  
  </mx:Script>
  
  <mx:Label x="59" y="37" text="Enter your name" width="111" fontSize="12"/>
  
  <mx:TextInput x="178" y="37" width="231" id="t1" fontSize="12"/>
  
  <mx:Label x="59" y="91" text="Label" width="350" id="lab1"/>
  
  <mx:Button x="344" y="143" label="Show Message" click="showMessage(event, t1, lab1);"/>
  
  </mx:Application>
  
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