I spoke with an A. Barbier. He wanted me to write up some details of my
project, which I did. That was some time ago - have not heard back from him -
nor do I believe I ever will. In fact, I had contacted Adobe at least a month
previous trying to get some information regarding Flex. It was
I have a Flex question. I have been considering FLEX 2.0, but when I spoke
with the guy at Adobe, the first thing he told me was that FLEX could not
consume web services without Flex Data Services and the price he quoted me for
the Departmental License was (well, lets not say).
Is this true,
Liam, I found this code after searching for hours on the net. I'm not
sure of its original source, but this works for me. It should place the
file in the root (or virtual directory if using virtual directories
under a root)
string saveToFolder = string.Empty;
Level one that you get for about $1200 a year - poor. There is level 2
that (at least last year) was about $3000 a year. This is second level
support. My experience with Level one is that they do not know very
much and always have to go back to level 2 go get you an answer. If you
are a very
Me too. I have searched the internet and have found no other people (or
examples) of this being done or being a problem.
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Jason
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serialization
var ar:Array = new Array();
trace(typeof(ar));
trace(ar instanceof Array);
Mit freundlichem Gruß,
Zoli
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From: Brake, Stephen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 3:47 PM
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Webservices
I read the following post and have the same exact problem. How did you
construct the .net web service to allow the web service to grab the
value of the complex array from Flash:
This is an old thread I started back in May which I am following up on
with a question. Muzak had replied to me
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