Well, since this is question only contains a single example, the issue of not knowing is going to be more for other items in this project such as a list of ALL the projects, or ALL the teams, or ALL the users, etc. I suppose returning a single object with the logged in user's information is the best way to approach my login, but when it comes to the next items, I am still going to have the issue with not knowing how to capture all the information. Guess I'll have to wait and see.
---------------------------------------- From: "Amy" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 5:09 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Setting data from web service to ArrayCollection. --- In [email protected], "Wally Kolcz" <wko...@...> wrote: > > Don't understand the question. Please educate me :-) Collection=multiple things Unique=1 thing Usually, in a database you have a field that acts as a primary key, which means that there's only ever going to be one record in the table with that value. "Uniquename" strongly suggests that it's intended to work that way. So why would you be expecting to receive back an ArrayCollection when you're only ever going to get one thing based on your query?
