In Part I of this series, I talked about some of the generated code that supports data binding in Flex. In this part, I want to take a look at a few more facets of data binding, but mainly as they can be used within MXML.
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Since we needed a good way to test our undo/redo framework, and a nice simple demo, we built our Cairngorm Calculator. You may have spotted the link in our recent article on the UndoRedo framework. It’s sort of an odd application of some heavy duty frameworks, but it let us sort out some issues with the application of our framework.

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We at Soph-Ware Associates would like to announce the first release of the Flex UndoRedo Framework. The Flex UndoRedo Framework builds on Cairngorm to provide a lightweight but extensible framework for handling undo and redo.

The Flex UndoRedo Framework was built with the following goals in mind:
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Yesterday I was fixing some data binding issues and in the process noticed that some of my setters weren’t getting called when they should be — or so it appeared. It turned out that they were just smart.
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I’m just starting off with Flex and am enjoying some of the powerful things that it has available, among which is Data Binding.

Flex Data Binding is very powerful, and very convenient. The “About data binding” section in the Flex manual lists three different ways that we can use data binding:
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