Thanks doug worked like a charm.

--- In [email protected], "Doug Lowder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Here's what works for me.  Give these steps a try and post back if 
> you still run into problems.
> 
> 1. Define an <mx:operation> tag for your webservice and include a 
> result handler function:
> 
> <mx:WebService id="srv" useProxy="false" 
> wsdl="http://flex.homesmartagent.com/cfc/adminHS2F.cfc?wsdl"; 
> showBusyCursor="true">
>     <mx:operation name="agentDisplayQry" result="handleResults
> (event)">
>         <mx:request>
>             <fileNum>0</fileNum>
>         </mx:request>
>     </mx:operation>
> </mx:WebService>
> 
> 2. Define the result handler function:
> 
> function handleResults(event: mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent) : void {
>     // myArray defined elsewhere in script
>     // you may also need to use mx.utils.ArrayUtil.toArray
> (event.result) here as you would in Flex 1.5
>     myArray = event.result;
> }
> 
> 3. Bind your dg dataprovider to the myArray variable (defined 
> somewhere in script as something suitable for a dataProvider) 
> instead of a property of the webservice:
> 
> <mx:DataGrid dataProvider="{myArray}" ...>
> 
> At the very least, this should allow you to verify that your 
> webservice is returning a result in the format you expect. If not, 
> add some trace statments in the result handler to see if you can 
> determine where things are going wrong.
> 
> Hope this gets you closer to your objective!
> 
> Doug
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], "Jeremy Rottman" <jarottman@> 
> wrote:
> >
> > I have been working on my cfc for a bit of time now, and I think 
> that I
> > certain parts of if finished. I am now working on getting my flex 
> app
> > connected to my cfc.
> > 
> > The place where I am stuck is displaying returned results in my
> > datagrid.
> > 
> > Here I have my function called agentDisplayQry. I am taking three 
> lists
> > in my database, and converting them to arrays. I know this works 
> because
> > I can cfdump the array out and it displays exactly as I want it to.
> > You can test it here http://flex.homesmartagent.com/test.cfm
> > <http://flex.homesmartagent.com/test.cfm>
> > 
> >      <cffunction name="agentDisplayQry" access="remote"
> > returntype="array"  output="false">
> >          <cfargument name="fileNum" required="no" type="string"/>
> >              <cfquery name="GetAgentList" 
> datasource="#application.dsn#">
> >                  select fld_agentList, fld_agentType, fld_agentSide
> >                  from tbl_smartPanel_propInfo_Sale
> >                  where fld_fileNum = '#arguments.fileNum#'
> >              </cfquery>
> > 
> >              <cfset agentArray = arrayNew(1)>
> >                  <cfloop from="1"
> > to="#ListLen(GetAgentList.fld_agentList)#" index="NDX">
> >                      <cfset agentArray[ndx] = structNew()>
> >                      <cfset agentId =
> > ListGetAt(GetAgentList.fld_agentList,NDX)>
> >                          <cfquery name="agentQuery"
> > datasource="#application.dsn#">
> >                              select fld_fullname
> >                              from tbl_smartPanel_userList
> >                              where fld_userlogin = '#agentId#'
> >                          </cfquery>
> >                       <cfset agentArray[ndx].agentName =
> > agentQuery.fld_fullname>
> >                       <cfset agentArray[ndx].agentSide =
> > ListGetAt(GetAgentList.fld_agentSide,NDX)>
> >                       <cfset agentArray[ndx].agentType =
> > ListGetAt(GetAgentList.fld_agentType,NDX)>
> >                  </cfloop>
> > 
> >          <cfreturn agentArray />
> >      </cffunction>
> > 
> > Now I am trying to return this data into a datagrid so that I can
> > display it in order. On a Record Per Line basis. I am connecting 
> to this
> > fucntion via webservice. It is a pretty simple webservice as you 
> can see
> > below.
> > 
> > <mx:WebService id="srv" useProxy="false"
> > wsdl="http://flex.homesmartagent.com/cfc/adminHS2F.cfc?wsdl";
> > showBusyCursor="true" />
> > 
> > Here is my datagrid that I am trying to populate. I know that using
> > click event is bad jojoo coding wise, but it is just there for 
> testing.
> > 
> >                      <mx:DataGrid x="18" y="291" width="695"
> > click="agentDisplayQry(fileNum.text)"
> >                          
> dataProvider="{srv.agentDisplayQry.result}"
> > height="192" id="datagrid1">
> >                          <mx:columns>
> >                              <mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Agent 
> Name"
> > width="275"  columnName="AGENTNAME"/>
> >                              <mx:DataGridColumn 
> headerText="Transaction
> > Side" width="150"  columnName="agentSide"/>
> >                              <mx:DataGridColumn editable="true"
> > headerText="% of Side" width="95"  columnName="col3"/>
> >                              <mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Type"
> > width="175" columnName="agentType"/>
> >                          </mx:columns>
> >                      </mx:DataGrid>
> > 
> > Here is my method I am using to connect the click event with my 
> cfc.
> > 
> >                  // Agent Display function
> >                  private function agentDisplayQry( fileNum ){
> >              srv.agentDisplayQry ( fileNum );}
> > 
> > 
> > So my over all question is, what am I doing wrong here. In terms 
> that I
> > am unable to populate this datagrid with the information returned 
> as an
> > array.
> >
>






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