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If you don’t need to parse the HTML
as XML (i.e., you can take it as a blob of text) then HTTPService would allow
you to do it with a resultFormat=”text”. The problem with leaving
the resultFormat as e4x or object is that your HTML may not be valid XML. If
it is valid XML then you can take it as e4x and may have an easier time parsing
it. The session management should work as long
as the ASP pages were using cookies. Matt From: Hello, I’m developing a social networking website using
“Community Server” portal software based on ASP.NET 2.0, more info
about this product can be found at www.communityserver.com.
My project is to deploy Community Server with Flex 1.5 or 2.0 for the
presentation layer, in replacement of the existing default set of aspx pages,
skins and themes. I would like to do this with the lowest amount code possible,
considering that I can write HTML, CSS or MXML by hand but I’m still
novice with Visual Studio and other languages with which I’m limited to
existing code modification and skinning. With this in mind, my questions are: 1- Can Flex get data from existing aspx pages through
HTTPService, when those pages return HTML (normally intended for direct
browsing)? 2- Is there any requirement or specificities regarding the
data format or structure returned by the aspx templates? 3- Is there any issued related to session management in this
context of HTTPService Post / Get? Thank you all for your time, Stephane B.
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