Working on this theory and with much trial and error, I found my problem!
The Flex Builder CFC -> AS Wizard was not putting the full path to the
CFC in the alias! Adding the "Model" directory and it started working.
Bad wizard, bad wizard!
This ActionScript Value Object now works properly.
package Model
{
[RemoteClass(alias="Model.troubleLogVO")]
[Bindable]
public class troubleLogVO
{
public var ID:String = "Default";
public var APPLICATION:String = "Default";
public function troubleLogVO()
{
}
}
}
One just has to love these specific little gotcha's when one is learning
something new and does not really know what is what , where any of it
goes and how it all works together.
João_Fernandes wrote:
> Ian, for some reason your mappings between the as3 class and your cfc
> aren't working
>
> you should have something like
>
> (test.TroubleLog)#0
> application = "testing"
> id = "9CDFE043-19D1-2F3E-AAD0BBD311D248B9"
>
> Are you returning a troubleLog CFC instance from that call?
>
> João Fernandes
>
>
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