Have you set up another event listener (using Actionscript) that is grabbing that event?
--- In [email protected], "Matthew A. Wilson" <korb...@...> wrote: > > I have a component that I'm adding to my Flex project and it makes 3 HTTP > Service calls. On the result="" I have listed a function and inside that > function I have created a breakpoint. > > When I go into debug, it won't stop at that breakpoint. It's like it's not > calling the result function. I know that the app is making the calls and > getting the resulting XML (using Firebug). I can set a breakpoint anywhere > else in the app and it will stop...just not on the result or fault HTTP > service functions. > > Also, I only have this problem on this one component. This doesn't happen > anywhere else in the application. I would paste some code in here for you to > evaluate - but I doubt it will be useful. If I change the name of the > function in the result="" then Flex warns me that I'm referencing a function > that doesn't exist. So when I retype it to match the function below...the > warning disappears. > > The only other thing I can mention is that I "accidentally" installed Flash > 10 player, so I uninstalled and then installed Flash 9 Active-X Debugger. But > again...I only have this issue on one component. > > Any initial thoughts/ideas? > > Thanks to all! >
