Make a class with 2 httpservice instances and use a scheduler (have to write logic for it though). You won't be able to run more than 2 parallel connections anyway, the browser won't let you... you have to implement result and fault functions for the calls in there also...
hth, Claudiu ________________________________ From: "Ramsey, Robert L" <[email protected]> To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 8:44:26 PM Subject: [flexcoders] working with multiple httpservice requests Hi, I’ve been trying to find a better way to handle working with multiple httpservice requests that all need to complete before I run a function. What I’ve been doing is something like this: <mx:HTTPService id="s1" url="somewhere" result="s2.send()"/> <mx:HTTPService id="s2" url="somewhere" result="s3.send()"/> <mx:HTTPService id="s3" url="somewhere" result="s4.send()"/> <mx:HTTPService id="s4" url="somewhere" result="s5.send()"/> <mx:HTTPService id="s5" url="somewhere" result="somefunction( )"/> What I’d like to do is have a function I can call as part of the applications creationComplete to run through all of them. function initializeApp( ):void { s1.send(); s2.send(); s3.send(); s4.send(); s5.send(); somefunction( ); } I know that somefunction( ) would have to do a valid data check to make sure that I had result data before manipulating it. Is there a best practices way of doing this? Thanks, Bob
