And what if Object would not be generic Object but rather class
DataProviderContainer { [Bindable]public var dataProvider:ArrayCollection;}
I assume your dynamic property dataProvider on Object is not bindable.Roman Protsiuk Software Engineer/Engineering Team Lead http://under.in.ua Kyiv, Ukraine (GMT+2) mobile: +38 097 321 56 54 email: roman.prots...@gmail.com<%3C/span%3eroman.prots...@gmail.com> skype: roman.protsiuk linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/romanpv blogspot: http://roma-ch.blogspot.com On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:53 AM, gmbroth <gmbr...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi, > > I'm having a bit of trouble using the following combination of data binding > and Repeater and could use some enlightenment: > > <mx:ArrayCollection id="fred" > some data here... </mx:ArrayCollection > > > <mx:ArrayCollection id="measurements" > > <mx:Object dataProvider={fred} /> > </mx:ArrayCollection> > > <mx:Repeater id="measurementRepeater" dataProvider="measurements" > > <my:Chart dataProvider="{measurementRepeater.currentItem.dataProvider"} /> > </mx:Repeater> > > The intention is to have my chart bind to 'fred' via the Repeater iteration > over "measurements", a kind of double-binding, I suppose. My chart component > does render the initial data in 'fred' but doesn't respond to subsequent > changes to 'fred', i.e., I'm not getting dynamic binding. But if I change > the repeater line above to this: > > <my:Chart dataProvider="{fred}" /> > > then everything works as expected. Is there a way to do in MXML what I'm > trying to do above? > > Thanks, Garry > > >
