I can't figure out how to listen for events of child-components from the perspective of a component. The child-components are added after the listeners are set.
MVC-Controllers have a .control() method to listen for events regardless of the targeted components are present at the time .control() was called. As far as I understood the whole event-system (took me hours to figure out), I can use MVC or I just can't use this event-delegation (event-by-query) system. The only point where I found eventhandling as controllers utilize it is EventDomain.listen(). EventDomain.listen() enforces a controller as the second parameter.
I avoid MVC, because I need some sort of multiapplication (sub-application) approach with the ability to create and remove controllers as well as have multiple controllers in parallel bound to its own ui-component in different namespaces, etc.
Another approach was to call parentComponent.on(eventname, fn, scope, options) with options = { delegate: 'some child element' } as described here. The docs say nothing on this in 5.0 as this behavior is not in code anymore.
Any ideas?
