I read an old thread on this but there did not seem to be any
resolution.
Has someone found a way to turn off the automatic inaccurate
conversion to local time that Flex 2.0 does to dates it receives from
.NET Web Services?
The date line in my WSDL is as follows:
s:element minOccurs=1
and forth as strings, you won't
experience any local time conversion. However, you might have to
massage the data a little if you do it this way.
-TH
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, kellyb723 junk0106@ wrote:
I read an old thread on this but there did not seem to be any
resolution
local timezone. If you can't get .NET to include timezone
information then for now I suggest sending a String back instead to
avoid this complication.
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value to a string VO on the Flex side.
Good luck,
-TH
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, kellyb723 junk0106@ wrote:
That will make it come over as a string but I'm actually returning
classes from my .NET we srvices that are automatically
serialized. I
dont want to have to deal
I appologize if this is an old topic. I've searched the list and
cannot find any mention of it.
There appears to be a bug in Flex 2.0 B3 that if a user presses the
ESC key while focused in a TextInput control (or Editable ComboBox)
the control will revert to empty or the previous text value. The
to a .NET
DateTime field in a class. Maybe because it's coming from SQL
Server, it has the time zone suffix.
-TH
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, kellyb723 junk0106@ wrote:
Tim, Are you returning strongly types classes from you web
services
that include DateTime properties
of the Date it's in
your local timezone. If you can't get .NET to include timezone
information then for now I suggest sending a String back instead to
avoid this complication.
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Behalf Of kellyb723
Dirk,
Yes I have read your response and thank you for it. Your suggestions
seem well thought out and quite effective. Unfortunately, they would
cause me and my team to much extra work at this point in our project,
to be particularly helpful.
In my current network the servers reside in
Has anyone tried loading any fairly large dataset from an HTTPService
into an ArrayCollection and then binding it to a DataGrid. I have a
75mb XML (Unicode) file that contains ~54,000 records. I'm trying to
do as I just stated with this file.
I sure anyone reading this is laughing and asking
or the bug has been fixed in
the final version, that will hopefully be released soon.
BOb
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, kellyb723 junk0106@ wrote:
I appologize if this is an old topic. I've searched the list and
cannot find any mention of it.
There appears to be a bug
I'm using .NET 2.0 WebService from Flex 2.0. If my web service throws
an exception I do receive the exception message in the
FaultEvent.fault.faultString in Flex.
- Kelly
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Tuppeny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cool, I thought it just copied the one from IE!
I have to appologize for my own stupidity. I'm actaully wrapping my
WebServices in a try/catch that return a failure status. The fault
event only tell me an HTTP Error occured.
- Kelly
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, kellyb723 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using .NET 2.0 WebService from
Yes this is correct. I recently had a long thread about this. What I
was told by Adobe is that If a web service defined the element-type in
WSDL as `dateTime' and sends a value that does not include a time zone
component Flex has to assume that this is UTC time and will
automatically adjust the
AMEN!!
(not terribly helpful, but feels good to say)
- Kelly
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Pan Troglodytes
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I swear, I really think the date class was designed by a crazy man. You
hear that Adobe? - CRAZY! :D
On 6/23/06, Daniel Tuppeny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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