I'm not sure why caps
would make a difference here. Bind it without
caps.
{myRO.myMethod.result[0].givenname}
etc.
For the
FlashPaperLoader.as, that would go in the same directory as your application
mxml file (or in user_classes if you wanted it
shared).
Matt
From:
cnewroth55 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:55
AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] CFC's and Databinding
in FLEX
I am using a cfc to make a call to one of our LDAP servers
that
contain info on our employees,
I used the Netdebugger and can see that
I am getting data back, but it is not in the `usual' format
(i.e when
I make a DB call in a CFC
to one of my `regular' db's, typically I get
the datafields back in CAPS) , I am enclosing what the
debugger
`sees'. Now because I am
not getting it back in CAPS then I cannot
bind the result to anything...also this code is being used as
a
`component' and I can see the call
to the Web service, but when I put
it in it's own application framework, it doesn't work at
all....
What the debugger sees;
[array] :
length[Number] :
1
[0][object] :
smallcaseID[String] :
XXXXXX
smallcaseBuilding[String] :
33.3
smallcaseClock[String] :
MXXXXXX
smallcaseDisplayName[String]
: Newroth, Craig
smallcaseMailCode[String] :
S034-1060
departmentNumber[String] :
GT-XX-XXX
givenname[String] :
Craig
initials[String] :
mail[String] :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
sn[String] :
Newroth
telephoneNumber[String] :
XXX-XXX-XXXX
also, Matt Chotin
wrote an item in one of the blogs on how to load a
flashpaper swf into flex, exactly what I am trying to do with
a file
that I converted to
FlashPaper but am unsure as to where to put the
.as file to make that work...
the url for the thing Matt wrote:
http://www.cflex.net/showfiledetails.cfm?ChannelID=1&Object=File&objectID=117
