Last time I made a data driven app with AMFPHP. I used PHP and MySQL. I did
all of what your describing within PHP and MySQL.
Everytime I querried the database, I always sent back the same kind of
object to Flex. The object always had two properties, a success¹ property
and a message¹ property. IF the query succeeded, then my object that I
created in PHP would be:
success¹ = true; message¹ = query executed successfully.
Or if it failed it would be.
success¹ = false; message¹ = [enter your custom error message here. I.e.
record already exists¹]
I suggest making your remote object responses in a format that you repeat,
like this:
<mx:RemoteObject id="myRemoteObject">
<mx: method name ="insertRecord" result
=¹_onInsertRecordResponse(event)"/>
<mx:RemoteObject/>
private function _onInsertRecordResponse (evt:ResultEvent) : void
{
if(evt.result.success) // remember I¹m returning an object with a
success¹ and a message¹
{
Alert.show(event.result.message) // output query execurted
seccessfully¹
}
Else if (!evt.result.success)
{
Alert.show(event.result.message) // outputs record already exists¹
// my custom error message I made in PHP
}
}
This way, every result handler, from every remote object is in my app is
structured the same way.
Alan
