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It’s possible that Flex 1.5 does
this differently but my guess is that if you’re doing object
deserialization (resultFormat=”object” or no resultFormat
specified) that this is what will happen. You’d need to do resultFormat=”xml”
and your own deserialization to maintain the spaces. Matt From: Hi all, I’m running into a snag here and I was wondering if
anyone has a workaround. We’re using .NET webservices to pass an object
hierarchy back and forth to flex. For the most part, this works very well
for us – except in the case where we have a string with space
characters. For example: var paramObj = new Object(); paramObj.name = “someName”; paramObj.value = “ “; // one
or more space characters This gets sent to a .NET webservice with a similarily
defined class class myParamObj { public string name; public string vale; // etc… } Everything gets translated appropriately. When we’re sending the object back to Flex via a SOAP
response, I can see that we’re preserving the “ “ in the SOAP
response shown in the Flex server window but Flex translates this to null. function webService_response( event ) { trace(
event.result.name );
// outputs: someName trace(
typeof(event.result.name) ); // outputs:
object trace(
event.result.value );
// outputs:
null < ========= trace(
typeof(event.result.value) ); // outputs: null
< ========= } Is there any way I can preserve the empty space(s) for this
variable or am I SOL? Is this an issue fixed in Flex 1.5? Yahoo! Groups Links
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