Explain About Cairngorm Architecture?

Cairngorm architecture can be explained as the process of implementation of several design patterns in order to form a lightweight architectural framework. Cairngorm follows the process of separating the view and business logic. This process is known as the Model-View-Controller pattern or (MVC).

The types of Cairngorm architecture are as follows:

• Model Locator: This Stores all the application’s Value along with shared variables that too at one place.
• View: This allows one or more Flex components bundled just like a named unit, bound to data in the Model Locator.
• Front Controller: This receives Cairngorm event details and then works ahead to map them to the cairngorm commands as and when required.
• Command: This handles business logic, calls cairngorm Delegates or Commands, and other updates.
• Delegate: This is created by a command, and regulates the remote procedure calls and gives the results back to that old command.
• Service: This defines the remote procedure calls to connect to remote data stores.