Satish, You can create your own example by creating a Flex project with ASP.Net - Create a Flex Project, Choose Asp.Net as the application server type. Once your project is created, choose the Data menu Item and then Create Application from Database. Create a connection to your database, choose a table, etc.
I've been known to use the generated code just as a starting point to save time and then to modify it drastically. I don't think that the code generated this way is great but it's a decent way to learn how the code works. The web service calls should return array collections, not tables and the generated code on the flex side re-loads the tables every time that you make a change, including sorts so requires some tweeks and it's bloody slow. I happen to be working on some demo examples for my own purposes, and have also cobbled together some code to upload files and to login. A. Resa Jones --- In [email protected], Satish Chowdary <chinnu_...@...> wrote: > > Hi All, > > could u please provide the information about how to integrate FLEX > application with .NET Environment.. > sending sample code appreciated > > > Thanks inAdvance > సతà±à°·à± > > > > > ________________________________ > From: golnooshp <golnoo...@...> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Monday, 29 June, 2009 3:43:39 PM > Subject: [flexcoders] How to add custom sorting to AdvancedDataGrid to worked > on grouped Data? > > > > > > Hi, > I have an advancedDataGrid that I need to add custom sorting to it which > overrides the original sort! my sorting should work using a combobox to > select ascending and desending from with a sort button! I know this is a bug > in flex that its original sorting only works in hierarchical data and not for > groupingCollection > the dataProvider of my grid is a flat data. however, in the UI, the user can > add grouping to the AdvancedDataGrid. so I want the sort to work on grouped > data! > let's say the columns are : country, province, city. population and there is > grouping on country and province > so the sorting should do the following: > 1) if the user does a descending sort on country: only unitedStates will go > up and Canada will go down. > 2)if the user does a descending sort on province: the order of the grouping > of province will change to Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia > 3) if the user does a soring on city: although this is not a grouped column, > it should do the sorting on all the cities. > > Thanks, > > > > > > Cricket on your mind? Visit the ultimate cricket website. Enter > http://cricket.yahoo.com >
