You need to know the structure of the array and objects they are
returning. Likely, they are handing you an array of objects with
properties - and you can grab the data by navigatinging the array object
like,
myData[3].nav[2].name or something. But they can structure that object
you get from
Hi Jason,
Thanks for your quick reply,
Example would be like: from their side,
[navigation] = Array ( [Identities] = Array ( [Name] = IDENTITIES
[SubNav] = Array ( [0] = Array ( [Name] = ME [SubNav] = Array ( ) ) [1]
= Array ( [Name] = PUBLIC MESSAGES [SubNav] = Array ( ) ) ) ),
(This is an
[Identities:( [Name] =
IDENTITIES [SubNav] = Array ( [0] = Array ( [Name] = ME
[SubNav] = Array ( ) ) [1] = Array ( [Name] = PUBLIC
MESSAGES [SubNav] = Array ( ) ) ) ),
I'm lost translating that to an Actionscript object based on that
description, sorry. Perhaps you can do a loop through the
Hi Jason,
Thanks again,
One last try,
The snippet of code I gave you were the raw WSDL, when looking at it through
the web browser, but I'll give you the structure of it how it looks
returning into flash using the wsconn instead of writing the complete as
code it for now. This is the first nav
I'll try and shoot real straight with you here. I don't know what the
data is on your other end. I don't know WDSL or SOAP packets that well.
In my world, we develop in C# .NET and formulate objects and arrays.
The c# developer sends me an object, which has arrays, strings, numbers,
etc. Since
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