Try using the asynchronous completion token pattern to map results to
various calls.
When you make the call, retain the token that's returned:
var token:Object =
myService.myFunctionThatListsFolderContent("myFolder");
Then add something on it that helps you identify this invocation:
token.myId = "myFolder";
And then refer to that when you get the result back:
var callId:String = event.call.myId;
Pete
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Behalf Of Robs
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 11:48 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] Problem with Remote Objects - Urgent
Hi all,
I have a java class which performs file I/O operations. It lists all
the root folders within a specified path on my disk & returns the folder
names in a string array which, I then use to populate my tree control.
I have a local array var within which I store this result, e.g.,
myArray = event.result;.
I am calling the same class multiple times to get a result of folder
trees, specific levels deep. The issue is that my array variable
persists the data got from the previous call.
Why is this happening? What should I do to rectify this?
Thanks.
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