OK. I found the cause of the problem. The webservice has two soap ports -- a soap1.1 port and a soap1.2 port. If you use the soap1.2 port, the wizard does not generate the event classes. If you use the soap1.1 post, the event classes are generated.
This is a bug in the webservice wizard, right? ~randy --- In [email protected], "Randy Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The wizard finishes, and I have a nice set of AS classes from the WSDL. > However, when I try and use any of the classes, I get compile errors all > over the place. > > Apparently, the wizard creates references to custom events in the main > service class like this: > > /** > * Dispatches when a call to the operation GetUserInfoEx completes with > success > * and returns some data > * @eventType GetUserInfoExSoapOutResultEvent > */ > [Event(name="GetUserInfoExSoapOut_result", > type="GetUserInfoExSoapOutResultEvent")] > > /** > * Dispatches when a call to the operation FindUsers completes with > success > * and returns some data > * @eventType FindUsersSoapOutResultEvent > */ > [Event(name="FindUsersSoapOut_result", > type="FindUsersSoapOutResultEvent")] > > But, there no supporting classes for the event types are generated. So, I > get errors when the main class tries to do stuff like: > > /** > * @see IADUtils#addGetUserInfoEx() > */ > public function addgetUserInfoExEventListener (listener:Function):void > { > > addEventListener (GetUserInfoExSoapOutResultEvent.GetUserInfoExSoapOut_RESULT > ,listener); > } > > /** > * @private > */ > private function _GetUserInfoEx_populate_results (event:ResultEvent):void > { > var e:GetUserInfoExSoapOutResultEvent = new > GetUserInfoExSoapOutResultEvent(); > e.result = event.result as Object; > getUserInfoEx_lastResult = e.result; > dispatchEvent(e); > } > > The addEventListener call and the new GetUserInfoExSoapOutResultEvent > generate errors because the compiler doesn't know anything about the custom > event types. > > Is this a bug in the wizard, or am I supposed to code those custom event > classes myself? And, if I'm supposed to code the custom events myself, are > they just normal result events, or is there some additional code I don't > know about? > > There doesn't seem to be any good documentation (flex docs, tutorials, > sample code, etc) on how to use the code generated by the wizard. Does > anyone know of any examples? > > TIA, > Randy > > > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG. > Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.15.14/1100 - Release Date: 10/30/2007 > 6:26 PM >
