AFAIK it doesn't. If I need to remember which call is coming in I use an
mx.rpc.AsyncToken.
How it works is that you set an AsyncToken instance to your remoteObject
(Or Web Service call) then add a property to the data object of the
AsyncToken instance. When the call comes back you can get the data
object back in event.token.data property.
pseudo code follows...
import mx.rpc.AsyncToken;
import mx.rpc.remoting.RemoteObject;
private var myService:RemoteObject;
myService.getSomeData.addEventListener(ResultEvent.RESULT, dataHandler);
var theMethodObject:Object = new Object();
theMethodObject.theMethodOnTheWebService = "getSomeData";
var methodToken:AsyncToken = myService.getSomeData(myParameters);
methodToken.data = theMethodObject;
private function dataHandler(event:ResultEvent):void
{
var methodUsed:String = (event.token.data as
Object).theMethodOnTheWebService; // Returns "getSomeData"
}
--- In [email protected], Angelo Anolin <angelo_ano...@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi FlexCoders,
>
> What property of the currentTarget does it specify the name of the
method of the
> web service which triggered it?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Angelo
>
