I've tried it with and without that. As of now, my client side VO
looks like this:
package net.imageplant.mediamanager.services
{
[RemoteClass(alias="net.imageplant.ClientInfo")]
public class ClientInfo
{
private var _nClientId:uint;
private var _strName:String;
private var _strDomain:String;
private var _strStyle:String;
private var _strLogo:String;
private var _errorObj:ErrorObject;
public function ClientInfo()
{
}
public function get id():uint
{
return _nClientId;
}
public function set id(nClientId:uint):void
{
_nClientId = nClientId;
}
public function get name():String
{
return _strName;
}
public function set name(strName:String):void
{
_strName = strName;
}
public function get domain():String
{
return _strDomain;
}
public function set domain(strDomain:String):void
{
_strDomain = strDomain;
}
public function get style():String
{
return _strStyle;
}
public function set style(strStyle:String):void
{
_strStyle = strStyle;
}
public function get logo():String
{
return _strLogo;
}
public function set logo(strLogo:String):void
{
_strLogo = strLogo;
}
public function get error():ErrorObject
{
return _errorObj;
}
public function set error(errorObj:ErrorObject):void
{
_errorObj = new ErrorObject();
_errorObj = errorObj;
}
}
}
Is it better to have getter/setter methods, or should all the
properties just be public? Does it matter? I'm pretty sure I've
tried both ways with no success...
--- In [email protected], "Jim Hayes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Do you have the RemoteClass tag on your flex VO class ? That's what I
> needed to fix that problem (it was flourine remoting, I'm guessing the
> webservice needs the same)
>
> [RemoteClass(alias="com.yourdomain.vo.YourServerVO")]
> Public class YourFlexVO
> {
>
> hth
>
> Jim.
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of mrand02
> Sent: 05 October 2007 14:49
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [flexcoders] VO from WebService not being translated?
>
> I have a .NET web service that sends a VO back as a result for one of
> its methods. The VO has 5 properties (4 strings, 1 uint), and one
> property that is another VO that contains 2 strings. Looks like this:
>
> ClientInfo
> uint
> string1
> string2
> string3
> string4
> ErrorObject
> string1
> string2
>
> This information gets returned to my Flex app no problem, but when I
> try to cast it to my client side ClientInfo object, it comes back as
> null or errors out. I'm trying like this inside my event handler:
>
> var clientInfo:ClientInfo = evt.result as ClientInfo;
>
> after this line, clientInfo is set to null. The object has the exact
> properties that it should, so what gives? I'm new to Flex, so I'm not
> sure if I'm expecting too much, I just kinda figured this would work...
>
>
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