Performance-wise I find that both to be equivalent. But mx:Model
provides a much easier way to access nodes of an xml document (and
most of the times, the easier, the better!). But I agree with Matt's
observation that mx:XML serves a better dataProvider for the Tree
control.
Indy
On 5/18/05,
Hi Ted:
I agree with Andrew totally. Using remoteobject to invoke the cfc on
the server is a much more efficient. I've been using remoteobject to
access cfc and it works beautifully.
A question for you: Are you going to be running cf7 and flex on the
same jrun instance?
If you are, keep in mind
, when you use remoteobject to access a cfc, you can access
inherited functions without needing to expose them..
Indy
On 5/19/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ted:
I agree with Andrew totally. Using remoteobject to invoke the cfc on
the server is a much more efficient. I've been
Hi Dave:
I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObject
works very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able to
pass that information to your application. To get it to work with
session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the same server, and had
turned on
? I can see adding it as something like the
following on each request:
service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO)
...but was wondering if there was another method that is used directly with
the remote object configuration.
Dave
On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave
.
Ultimately, my MXML will be a CFM page and I was going to only show the
Flex SWF if the session is valid, otherwise, kick them back to the sep.
login page.
Any thoughts?
Dave
On 5/25/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave:
Here is my setup, I don't know if this helps
Yes...
I find that is always a good idea to have a cfm page that queries your
cfc exactly in the same manner as the remoteobject tag in your flex
app would. And use cfdump on your cfm page to examine what the cfc
returns. That way you know exactly what is being returned. And if you
are using
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