But now I'm up another creek. I want to assign some of the values of this return to comboboxes and datagrids as their dataproviders. Before, I could do so easily, as the results were converted to Arrays, but now it's not so simple, and I'm banging my head yet again.
What is the best way to get XML back from an HTTPService and actually use it as dataProviders, but still maintain the flexibility of having is in an e4x format?
Please! How are you guys doing this?
Maybe I just need to sleep or something.....
But I'm going insane.
Cheers,
Jordan
On 7/7/06, Jordan Snyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All right, I'm about to throw Flex out the window and never look back, but I have a feeling I'm just missing something I should already know. Searching the archives and the Interweb are proving fruitless.
I'm calling an HTTPService that returns XML. In the return, I can start to access everything as I would through an Object, and it lets me. I would, however, like to be able to perform E4X operations on this data, since it IS XML and all, but I cannot convert the result into XML or an XMLList. I can't even manage to loop over the code and append the nodes to another specially-made XML structure.
Simply, if I want XML returned from a service to remain XML that I can actually work with, what do I do? This seems too simple.
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