Aha! I had obviously missed the bit about the "new User()" when I was trying
to adapt the example code.
Sadly, today my flex2gateway has started throwing a 500 error again for no
apparent reason so I can't test it until I figure out how to fix that. I
really hate how flaky this thing is - apparent
Thanks Tim. :) Finally gotten the chance to get back to this, and what
you've said makes sense. Implementing it is proving somewhat troublesome,
though.
Still working with Cafe Townsend as my base, so I have a vos called User
which looks like this:
[Bindable]
public class User
{
/*-.
Well, for completely unrelated reasons I've just flat-lined and reinstalled
my PC. Now the flex2gateway works again.
Go figure...
Thanks for your reply anyway. :)
~Seona.
2009/4/20 Tom Chiverton
>
> On Monday 20 Apr 2009, Seona Bellamy wrote:
> > Can someone please give me
Hi all,
Hit a small bump in my learning curve. Actually, it's quite a big bump. Work
has just made some substantial changes to the proxy server, and suddenly
I've lost my flex2gateway. I get a 500 error when I browse to it. I did a
bunch of hunting around on Friday and found some articles and foru
*grin* Thanks. I guess I was freaking out a little - I'd finally thought I
was getting a handle on the whole Mate thing, and then I hit this problem
and realised I was much further away from understanding than I thought.
So let me see if I understand how this works, based on the examples I've
seen
To be honest, I'm not entirely certain. I've heard the word bandied around a
bit, but I must confess that I don't fully understand what it means, what a
singleton is, or how to identify if I've got them. I get the impression that
they're something to do with an MVC approach, but I'm not 100% sure.
Hi guys,
I'm not sure that the subject line is all that clear, but I honestly can't
think of how best to express it. My brain's just really tied in a knot over
this one. Bear with me for a moment and I'll try and explain where I'm
coming from and what I'm trying to do.
I'm pretty new to Flex as a
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