perfect but has given some folks a starting point for getting the kind
of deserialization you want.
If you want to use the same deserializer as HTTPService you can try this
undocumented trick:
var decoder = new mx.services.XMLDecoder();
var deserialized = decoderXML.decode(myXML);
I haven't tested that in a while though so no guarantees that you can
get away with passing params to the decoder constructor :-)
Matt
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of thunderstumpgesatwork
Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 3:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] Flex1.5 - Info about XML object and working with
XML in Actionscript?
Hi all,
I've come to realize how much more complete the Flex 2 documentation
seems than the Flex 1.5 documentation...
I'm looking for Flex1.5 documentation on XML objects and working with
XML. That or I need some help converting an XML object that is
returned from a RemoteObject call into an ActionScript Object. I know
there's functionality that does this for web-service results, and
<mx:Model> tags that reference an XML file source.... can I tap into
that?
Any guidance as to where additional documentation can be found is
greatly appreciated. I have looked through the "Developing Flex
Applications" help library that comes with FlexBuilder 1.5, as well as
the ActionScript/MXML Language reference for Flex 1.5... neither seem
to discuss how to use XML objects, or suggest how I might convert the
XML to an Object.
Thanks,
Thunder
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