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0.6- Added support for Notification Interceptors.
- Added support for automatic component Reactions.
- Added support for multiple undo history stacks within the same application.
- Added test-class ant macro for testing a single testcase.
- Added launch-air-app and launch-air-swf ant macro for testing an application and swf in AIR.
0.5.3- Fixed issue with resolve for components with id and name.
- Added config object to IFabrication and concrete implementations.
- Removed default startup commands, instead an error is thrown if getStartupCommand is not implemented.
0.5.2- Fixed double disposal in FabricationView that was throwing an exception while unloading.
0.5.1- Moved ComponentRouteMapper into FlexMediator from the FabricationMediator.
0.5- Fixed memory leaks within the framework.
- Fixed incorrect component route caching.
- Refactored ComponentRouteMapper object to be cached at the facade level instead of globally.
- Fixed incorrect notification caching in the FabricationMediator.
- Refactored message routing internals to use an explicit TransportNotification instead of the earlier dynamic implementation.
- Added FabricationModel to improve garbage collection of proxies.
- Added FabricationView to improve garbage collections of mediators(Thanks Jason).
- Added HashMap object to implement consistent cache management throughout the framework.
- Implemented IDisposable in nearly all classes in the framework.
- routeNotification now supports typed notifications with the syntax, routeNotification(new CustomNotification(”foo”))
- Fixed invalid auto description regular expression in SimpleUndoableCommand.
- FabricationFacade now provides a standard caching api to store objects within the scope of a facade instance.
- Added platform specific swcs for flex and air.
- Moved the build system into the framework and updated example builds.
0.4.2- routeNotification now supports dynamic to parameter. Valid values are string routes and IModuleAddress objects.
0.4.1- Fixed FlexModule to support direct loading with ModuleManager.
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