Hello,
I have similar problem and im totally new to flex and cairngorm... here is
my code snippet:
im my java end:
ListUsers getAll() { // from hibernate dao then return result which
llist of users }
in AS files:
public class ListDelegate extends EventDispatcher
{
finally figured this out...so the problem is with using a different
constructor than the AS3 object...originally i passeed the params into the
java object's constructor, but those values were null when they got to the
client so i created accessor methods and called the default constructor and
it
Hi,
Firstly you need to map your AS objects to the Java objects (if you did this
already, ignore). Here is the link to details on how to map.
http://sujitreddyg.wordpress.com/2008/01/16/mapping-action-script-objects-to-java-objects/
to which component are you setting the dataprovider to? if it is
Sujit,
I've done exactly as you have in this blog with the exception of returning
one object at a time...instead i return a list of objects (in java List
resultList = new ArrayList();) .. so i guess i need a way to deserialize the
list on the Actionscript side is that the problem?
yes...i'm using
Peeyush,
I'm using remoting (RemoteObject) with a j2ee back-end...
it rather takes them as a string.
hmmm...this actually sheds some light on things...i'm not returning the
actual object but rather a list of objects..
thanks
p
On Feb 19, 2008 9:33 PM, Peeyush Tuli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Again,
Ok...so by instantiating my class the Serialization took place and there are
99 elements of that type in the result...however the members of the class
are all null, but i'm printing them to a file on the Java side so I know
that there are values in each object...any ideas on why this is
just noticed that the namespaces are different...would this matter? on the
POJO it com.xxx.remoting, but on the AS3Object it just package...
percy
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 10:12 AM, [p e r c e p t i c o n]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Again,
Ok...so by instantiating my class the Serialization
If you are mapping the AS object to the Java class using the RemoteClass
metatag, that will do the work. just make sure the name of the Java class in
the RemoteClass metatag has the fully qualified name i.e. com.xxx.remoting
.classname
You need not de-serialize the arraylist, if the mapped
hI experts,
i've created a Java Object that returns an array list of items to my flex
app...however even though I set the dataprovider attribute correctly none of
the data actually renders...a quick glance at the data using the debugger
shows that the objects are there so i think they'renot being
Are you sure about the code where you set the dataprovider to be 100%
correct as I have never encountered such a scenario of no serialization.
One quick recall i have is that flex was not able to de-serialize date types
when used with a dotnet webservice,
it rather takes them as a string.
Can
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