I tend to use the Array Utils... var myArrColl:ArrayCollection; myArrColl = new ArrayCollection(ArrayUtil.toArray(event.result));
--- In [email protected], "azona26" <azsl1326-em...@...> wrote: > > I am using amfphp to return a complex object / multi-dimensional array. > In the past, I have been able to simply create an ArrayCollection of the > returned results by doing the following: > public function result(event:ResultEvent):void { > var resources_ac:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection() > resources_ac = event.result as ArrayCollection > } > In this particular case, if I try this method, the ArrayCollection does > not contain any items. In order to create the ArrayCollection, I have > done the following: > > var resources_arr:Array = new Array() > for(var i:String in event.result) { > event.result[i] = new ObjectProxy(event.result[i]); > resources_arr.push(event.result[i]) > } > > resources_ac.source = resources_arr; > I am guessing it has to do with the fact that the returned item is a > multi-dimensional array/complex object? While this method seems to work > fine, is it the best/proper way to handle this type of returned data? > > Thanks for the insight. >
