Just import the classes into one another and use them as appropriate...
E.g.,
// class com.acme.Foo
import com.acme.Bar;
public class Foo {
public function doSomething() {
var bar:Bar = new Bar();
bar.performFunction();
}
}
// class com.acme.Bar
import com.acme.Foo;
public
You can bind to the result from the GetResults function directly, flex
takes care of generating the binding code for you. (no need to dispatch
events)
E.g.,
mx:ComboBox dataProvider={this.parent.Webservice1.GetResults.result}/
Or, if you need to invoke a method with the results
mx:ComboBox
There are a variety of ways of handling results (success or failure)
from the server.
One way to do it is to assign a function that should be called on either
success of failure. Here is the definition of a RemoteObject, and the
processing of a failure is assigned to a function that is
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Ashley Streb wrote:
Howdy,
I am unable to undeploy a running Flex web-app from Tomcat. When I
undeploy it (using the tomcat ant tasks), tomcat leaves behind the
following directory structure:
WEB-INF/flex/jars
I wrote a custom data provider that will filter results from a wrapped
DataProvider. The idea was that you could plug in different filters;
filter on partially typed words, location etc.
This custom data provider (FilterDataProvider) extends the
mx.control.listclasses.DataProvider class.
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