then try to verify
that it will be fixed in 2.0.
Matt
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Well, Since Flex isn't
automatically parsing the date correctly. It might be best for me to
change the type
Might you have some information on where to put this exactly? It
seems like it's too late by the time the object has been created from
the result of the web service call. All it seems to contain is
Invalid Date. When I look at the object that was created in the
Network Monitor, it does seem to
.Row[i].DateTime
= d;
}
}
- Rick
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Might you h
Of Matthew Shirey
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Web Services, and Dates
Thanks for the reply, I
did try what you suggested just to be sure, but like I said before, it seems
that by the time the result event handler has fired
- Rick
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Thanks for the reply, I
did try what you suggested just
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Thanks for the reply, I
did try what you suggested just
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex, C#
Web Services, and Dates
well, the WSDL says:
s:element minOccurs=1 maxOccurs=
1 name=StartDate type=s:dateTime /
Because I am close to pulling all my hair out on this one, I
decided to try something on the server end. In the web method, I
[mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Rick Bullotta
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Web Services, and Dates
If you dont need HH:MM:SS
resolution, try this for a test:
Generate your WSDL, and save it to a
file
On 6/25/05, Matthew Shirey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
StartDate1974-01-26T00:00:00/StartDate
Now I'm assuming that this is not the format Flex expects for a date? If
not, I guess it's easy enough to make my own date parser, but it seems like
this should just work.
You don't have
: [flexcoders] Flex, C#
Web Services, and Dates
On 6/25/05, Matthew Shirey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
StartDate1974-01-26T00:00:00/StartDate
Now I'm assuming that this is not the
format Flex expects for a date? If
not, I guess it's easy enough to make my own
date parser, but it seems like
? The compiler complains if we try this.
- Rick
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On 6/25/05
On 6/25/05, Rick Bullotta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to use the import statement in inline script in an
mx:Script block? The compiler complains if we try this.
Yes, certainly.
mx:Script
import foo.Bar;
function blah():Void
{
Bar.bar();
}
/mx:Script
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