The only time I've ever seen that happen is when there is something broken about the Java/AS mappings. There are several simple JavaBean gotchas that can bite you here:

- forgetting to put in a public no-arg constructor
- forgetting to have public setter methods for properties
- trivial spelling and case errors
- data type mismatches

Valy Sivec wrote:
Hello guys,

I have an editable datagrid and a save button underneath. Each row from the datagrid is an "AS2" value object that is registered Object.registerClass. I edit the grid and hit the save button. I would expect to get on the server side an array of java value objects ( server side relative of the AS2 objects ) but I get an array of "flashgateway.io.ASObject". Is something am I missing? or is the right way it should be?

Thanks,
Valy

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