This certainly is a bug in tghe WebService API. The arguments do not
get mapped correctly.
I suggested to Jeff to change the makeRemoteCall function to this:
public function makeRemoteCall(methodName:String, eventName:String,
args:Object):void{
this.eventName = eventName;
var
Not really when I call makeRemoteCall the way you sugested the first
parameter (userName) receives nothing, and the second parameter
recieves the userName and userPassword separated by comma.
Thanks Philippe
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wrote:
: Webservices swapping parameters
Not really when I call makeRemoteCall the way you sugested the first
parameter (userName) receives nothing, and the second parameter
recieves the userName and userPassword separated by comma.
Thanks Philippe
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