Hi Joe,
Instead of pushing the data to the DataGrid, have the DataGrid pull
the data from the public ArrayCollection with binding. Note the curly
binding braces.
<mx:DataGrid id="dg" dataProvider="{myArrayCollection}"/>
When the data in the ArrayCollection changes, the DataGrid will
reflect the change automatically. Using this method avoids creating a
dependancy on the custom component by the application.
-TH
--- In [email protected], "Joe Stramel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have a custom component that I created and I have added it to the
main application. There is a datagrid inside the custom component. I
call the data in the main app, place it in a public ArrayCollection
and want the datagrid to display the data. My problem is that the
datagrid is in a different viewstate other than the default view and
so I get a null reference error when I try to populate the datagrid
from the main app. Is there a way to force the component to create
itself with the main app even though it is in a different viewstate?
Thank you
>
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