Rick Root wrote:
>
> my fault function:
>
> public function queryDBFault(e:Event):void
> {
> Alert.show(e.toString(), "Oops!", Alert.OK);
> }
It's also worth mentioning that I can't change this to output JUST the
fault object for some reason... ie, instead of e.toString(), I tried
changing it to e.fault.toString() and it told me fault didn't exist,
even though it clearly does when I dump e.toString()
Rick
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