Advice about my application's structure please

Cheers Greg I'm playing with your code and its quite interesting. I want to try and use this style of yours in my next app. Then if I manage to use it I could go on to Cairngorm.

What advantages would a formal MCV give over your MVC method and how much extra work /code is required to use these others?

Keep it up dude

Your keeping me on the road to FLEX mastery _

hmm..

the MATE one looks really tempting

In your MVC example

in WizardController you have a refererence to WizardModel in the following code, why didn't you use WizardModel.getInstance.wizardTitle

Your code still works though

private function wizardTitleChangeHandler(event:WizardTitleChangeEvent):void{
      WizardModel.wizardTitle = WizardModel.wizardTitleBase;
      for each(var titlePart:String in event.newTitleParts){
        WizardModel.wizardTitle += " - " + titlePart;      
      }
    }`

I think I've got it although I'm not really sure why your doing the modifications with static variables

WizardModel.wizardTitle = WizardModel.wizardTitleBase;

Why not just use wizardTitleBase as a public var to keep consistant with the other vars in the model

I use a lot of remote objects in flex so I guesss your controller class would be the logical place to put in RPC calls, maybe something like this would be useful in your class:

           import mx.controls.Alert;
            import mx.rpc.remoting.RemoteObject;
            import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
            import mx.rpc.events.FaultEvent;

    
            public var employeeRO:RemoteObject;

            public function useRemoteObject(intArg:int, strArg:String):void {
                employeeRO = new RemoteObject();
                employeeRO.destination = "SalaryManager";
                employeeRO.getList.addEventListener("result", getListResultHandler);
                employeeRO.addEventListener("fault", faultHandler);
                employeeRO.getList(deptComboBox.selectedItem.data);
            }

Guess so

A lot of my mxml components have remote object calls in them. I'm not sure how easy this would fit into the way your code works. I guess I could fire off events from the views when they need data and have a bunch of controllers that fire of remote object calls in actionscript?