Hi there,
In my application, I have TileList with a image and label in each
tile. The image and label is retrieved from a xml file.However, when I
run the project it fails and points to default FaultHandler function.

On further debugging, I realized that length of XML data returned from
HTTPService is 0. So the httpservice is unable to hit the xml
file..right ?

here is the code:

<mx:Script>

         <![CDATA[
                import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
              import mx.collections.XMLListCollection;
                import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
                [Bindable]
                private var itemlist :XMLList;
                private var itemlistcoll : XMLListCollection
              private function xmlLoaded(evt:ResultEvent):void {
                    itemlist = evt.result.catalog;
                   trace( itemlist.length());

                    }
           ]]>

     </mx:Script>
    <mx:HTTPService id = "srv" url="data/catalog.xml" useProxy="false"
result="xmlLoaded(event)"  resultFormat="e4x" />


Can you please throw some light on what must have gone wrong.

Also, if the  dataprovider for TileList is  srv.LastResult.catalog, it
seems to load the label but not image ( image is replaced by a small
cross ).

Thanks,
Kshama


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From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Date: May 10, 4:56 am
Subject: fault event occurs on httpservice call
To: Flex India Community


Hello,

In my application, I have TileList with a image and label in each
tile. The image and label is retrieved from a xml file.

I  use  :
      <mx:HTTPService id = "srv" url="data/catalog.xml"
useProxy="false" result="itemhandler(event)" resultFormat="e4x"  />

to load the xml file.

However, when I run the project it fails and points to default
FaultHandler function. But, if I alter the url  or change the location
of xml file, then too it fails, but it indicates that error is in
itemHandler. I am unable to understand why this is happening.

is something wrong in url . Here is rough sketch of my folder
structure:
 /src
       /data
            -catalog.xml
      /components
           - shop.xml
           -itemview.xml
     /images
           -image1.jpg

(Note : I have also tried using src/data/catalog.xml as url)

I wasnt getting the error earlier, when most of object declaration was
in the main application. I restructured my project, to  keep it more
organized and then the error start occurring.

Here is the code :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Canvas xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"; width="932"
height="400"   creationComplete="srv.send()">
        <mx:Script>
         <![CDATA[
                import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
              import mx.collections.XMLListCollection;

              [Bindable]
               public var itemlist : XMLListCollection;

               private function itemhandler(evt:ResultEvent):void
               {
                   itemlist = evt.result..item;
                   trace(itemlist)
               }

         ]]>

     </mx:Script>
    <mx:HTTPService id = "srv" url="../data/catalog.xml"
useProxy="false" result="itemhandler(event)" resultFormat="e4x"  />

     <mx:Model id="catalog"   />

   <!-- Using inline item renderer -->

   <mx:TileList id="ItemDisplay" rowCount="3" columnCount="3"
rowHeight="150"  columnWidth="150" dataProvider="{itemlist}"
width="100%" height="97%" y="0" x="0"   verticalScrollPolicy="auto"
visible="true">
          <mx:itemRenderer>
                <mx:Component >
                         <mx:VBox  width="50" height="50"
horizontalAlign="center" clipContent="false" verticalAlign="middle" >
                                <mx:Image source="{'images/'+
data.image}"  height="100" width="100" />
                                <mx:Label text="{data.name}"
textDecoration="underline" fontStyle="italic" fontThickness="11"
fontWeight="bold"/>
                        </mx:VBox>
                 </mx:Component>
      </mx:itemRenderer>

   </mx:TileList>
</mx:Canvas>

Please advise.

Kshama

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