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How far does that app get? Where does it
fail? The code seems ok on brief look. I am not familiar with that service, but
if CSV means comma separated value, then your approach using split would be
correct. From: Can we some
how manipulate the CSV data which is provided by many sites. And show
them in Flex.Below is the sample code. <?xml
version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <mx:Application
pageTitle="CSV Example" initialize="svcProducts.
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.controls.
public var str:String= new
String();
import mx.controls.
public function callfail():void
{
Alert.show("1");
}
public function callpass():void
{ //
Alert.show("2");
var name:Label=new Label();
var namexml:XML=
str=svcProducts.
//namexml.prependCh //
Alert.show(str.
Alert.show(str.
l1.text=str.
}
]]>
</mx:Script>
<!--
result="parse(event.
http://quote.
<!--<mx:HTTPService id="svcProducts" url=""
resultFormat="text" result="parse(event.
--><mx:HTTPService id="svcProducts"
fault="callfail();"
url="">yahoo.com/
<mx:Label id="l1"
x="10"/>
<mx:Label text="{svcProducts.
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