I don't believe you can store it as a native object but you could always serialize the object and store the string in the db, then deserialize it after you read it back. The corelib package contains a good JSON serializer you could use for this.
Jon --- In [email protected], "markflex2007" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I need save a object (instance of class) to sqlite database in AIR.Do > you think if it is possible? > > Can you give me a simple example for this?I do not have idea for this > now. > > I also need to read the object back to AIR from SQLite. > > Thanks > > Mark >
