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Hi Nick
If the returned object has 3 nested levels its xml
Hi Nick
If the returned object has 3 nested levels its xml but if it 4 nested levels
its not?
Do you use flexbuilder debugger? It might be worth putting a breakpoint at the
point where you return from the httpserviceand examining it. It might not
be a object which can be typecasted to
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Hi Nick
If the returned object has 3 nested levels its xml but if it 4
I don't use XML at all any more - I use typed objects via AMF. This cuts down
the data traveling across the network significantly.
I have multiple nested objects (I don't know whether nested is the right word -
I have objects that contain other objects) being returned but I have not found
it
Ah nice, thanks Valdor...
We're talking to SAP using HTTP Services so no AMF present.
2010/1/7 valdhor valdhorli...@embarqmail.com
I don't use XML at all any more - I use typed objects via AMF. This cuts
down the data traveling across the network significantly.
I have multiple nested
What does SAP run on? Java?
Is there no way to add some kind of middleware like WebORB?
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Ah nice, thanks Valdor...
We're talking to SAP using HTTP Services so no AMF present.
2010/1/7 valdhor valdhorli...@...
No, SAP is SAP. It's a beast of a German system.
We're talking directly to it's Web Service layer.
2010/1/7 valdhor valdhorli...@embarqmail.com
What does SAP run on? Java?
Is there no way to add some kind of middleware like WebORB?
A little bit of research shows that there are a number of connectors out
there...
PHP:
http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/php-sap-dev/getting-started-with-php-and-sap-8354
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/12898
Java:
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Nick Middleweek n...@... wrote:
Hey Valdor... Thanks for the tip there.
Have you ever had problems receiving 4th level nested data from an HTTP
Service? We're trying to receive it as e4x or xml but it's coming back as
untyped Objects. I'm guessing this
Hi Amy,
Mm... What is a way of verifying the returned data is valid XML?
It 'looks' ok, but are there tools to check it, I mean it's valid in terms
that it looks formatted correctly...
Thanks,
Nick
2010/1/7 Amy amyblankens...@bellsouth.net
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--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Nick Middleweek n...@... wrote:
Hi Amy,
Mm... What is a way of verifying the returned data is valid XML?
It 'looks' ok, but are there tools to check it, I mean it's valid in terms
that it looks formatted correctly...
Try calling the service from a
Hi Amy,
I can't use a browser cause I need to send it a SOAP request, I'll have a
hunt for WSDL/ SOAP tester or explorer...
Perhaps there's a plugin for Eclipse?...
Thanks agan..
N
2010/1/7 Amy amyblankens...@bellsouth.net
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Copy and paste the XML to a file and then try opening the file in a browser.
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Hi Amy,
I can't use a browser cause I need to send it a SOAP request, I'll have a
hunt for WSDL/ SOAP tester or explorer...
Perhaps there's a
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, valdhor valdhorli...@... wrote:
Copy and paste the XML to a file and then try opening the file in a browser.
That might not show problems like lt;, since those may well be masked by
toString() or toXMLString(). Just sayin...
Amy
Nick
Just for future reference...
var myContact : ContactPerson = new ContactPerson();
myContact = ContactPerson(myPerson);
is a good example of how memory leaks occur. You create a new variable of a
specific type and then allocate some memory for it with the new operator. The
variable is
Hey Valdor... Thanks for the tip there.
Have you ever had problems receiving 4th level nested data from an HTTP
Service? We're trying to receive it as e4x or xml but it's coming back as
untyped Objects. I'm guessing this is a bug in the Flex framework...
Cheers,
Nick
2010/1/6 valdhor
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