2) Put all the arguments into the an object, and pass the object as the single argument UserInfo = new Object(); UserInfo.firstName = firstName_txt.text; UserInfo.lastName = lastName_txt.text; UserInfo.city = city_txt.text; // then pass UserInfo to setInfo() myService.setInfo( UserInfo );
I suppose that always wrapping it into an object would be cleaner for the transportation, but have you found there to be any speed difference. If so, under what conditions?
As I just joined this list today, so please forgive me if this is too simple a point for everyone. I am an experienced Flash developer and a relatively inexperienced ColdFusion developer, I'd like to add one small item to this thread to make it more complete:
My assumption is that you already have the Flash Remoting MX Components installed in your Flash MX IDE. And if you are using ColdFusion MX Update 3, you have updated your Flash Remoting MX Components (with Macromedia's painfully manual process).
Thanks. I look forward to learning a lot from this list.
Leif Manager, Atlanta Macromedia User Group
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