What's about a Java primitive long ?
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for now, try using double instead of float.
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Don't use floats. wink
Seriously however, floats are inexact numeric types. They're not
going to have a fixed precision in general and this is especially
true when they are marshalled across languages. Can you use an
exact numeric type instead?
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Dave Wolf
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Dave, thanks for your response. I'm not sure what exact number type
you have in mind (Integer?BigDecimal?). The data is decimal data, no
getting around that. There don't seem to many choices as far as what
data type to use. What do flex programmers do in this situation when
they want to serialize
: [flexcoders] Re: AMF
serialization of floats (REPOST)
Dave, thanks for your response. I'm not sure what
exact number type
you have in mind (Integer?BigDecimal?). The data is decimal data, no
getting around that. There don't seem to many choices as far as what
data type to use. What do flex
and
AS source as an example of the issue?
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As a work around for now, try using double
instead of float.
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Dave, thanks for your response. I'm not sure what exact number type
you have in mind (Integer?BigDecimal
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