If I'm getting objects from a web service and want to use them in
data binding, do I have to re-create them in ActionScript in order
for their various properties and sub-objects to be bindable?
Ideally, I'd like to just "use what the server gives me" and not
rewrite the objects in AS. i.e.:
(in my ModelLocator)
public static var userInfo:Object;
(in my GetUserCommand)
ModelLocator.userInfo = event.result[0];
(In my mxml)
<mx:Label text='{"Welcome, "+ModelLocator.userInfo.firstname+"
"+ModelLocator.userInfo.lastname}' />
Is it possible to get this to work like that? or will ModelLocator
need to have something like:
public static var userInfo:UserVO;
function ModelLocator()
{
ModelLocator.userInfo = new UserVO();
}
class com.app.path.UserVO
...
I'd rather avoid having to create all the server side objects on the
client side; they come from the web service strongly typed, which is
good enough for me, but does Flex need to have all of the bindable
properties defined at complie-time for binding to work?
Thanks,
Sean
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