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(write me if you want an easy tutorial to get started - POJO's included)
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You probably need to look at the: event.dragInitiator.selectedItem
Christopher Olsen
The approach I have used in this case is the ChangeWatcher class
(mx.binding.utils)
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private function doInit():void
{
This seems to be specific to a WebLogic server.
When a valueObject, containing a property as an arrayCollection, is passed
to the server, we get the following error:
error unmarshalling arguments; nested exception is:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: flex.messaging.io.ArrayCollection: This
I finished doing this a week ago if you are interested ...
On my first attempt, I used the browsers onUnload event to call a service
in the swf, but this did not work. Apparently the object in the DOM is not
available to the javascript when browser begins unloading (ie6).
My solution was to
Not a stupid question at all!
If you have a list that has an id=myList, you can inspect the
selectedIndices array property.
Here is some code (courtesy of Flex 2 Help in Eclipse) to help illustrate:
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Thomas,
In my delegates, I am using this syntax:
this.service = ServiceLocator.getInstance().getService( testService );
I note that you use getRemoteObject?
Just a thought
- mike
Thanks Matt,
I get the following response if I try to post data to a mxml page:
JRun Servlet Error
HTTP method POST is not supported by this URL
This seems to point to config settings on the JRun4 server (web.xml?). I
note that http GET works as expected.
Any thoughts?
- mike
[Embed(source=/assets/images/alert.png)]
[Bindable]
public var alertSymbol:Class;
Alert.show(Text entered in the comments box will be lost! Do you want to
continue?,Alert,Alert.YES|Alert.NO,null,alertListener,alertSymbol,Alert.NO);
Anyone have any insight into whether this can be done?
I am well aware that navigateToURL() allows the method to be set to POST,
but is there a way for a Flex 1.5 app to have access to that data?
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Hey Brendan,
No problem, no offense taken :-)
I tried your suggestion and it doesn't seem to apply to the 'console'
panel, although it does apply filters to the 'problems' panel. I'll keep
digging.
Thanks for the suggestion.
- mike
No problem Brendan
Maybe it was too much of a lob ball to resist ;-)
The only reason I was asking is because I am trying to fix someone else's
code and I think I know what the problem is. However the warnings are
causing my Flex Builder to run so S L O W L Y (extra emphasis on the
'slow') that
know how to suppress the:
warning: unable to bind to property ...
and
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null
object reference.
in the eclipse console?
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not a bug - here is working code:
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?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
mx:Canvas xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml; xmlns=*
initialize=initList()
mx:Script
![CDATA[
import
perhaps a bit confused ...
the alert boxes appear on top of each other, sort of a 'last in - first
out type of scenario, meaning the 'hi' is rendered, then the 'hello' is
rendered on top of 'hi'
working code below ...
I'm not sure if this is relevant or not, but the following is response from
Alistair regarding a previous question I had about the use of viewHelpers
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In your complex value object case, here's what we'd recommend now.
IAutomationIdHelper
IAutomationMouseSimulator
IAutomationObject
IAutomationObjectContainer
IInteractionReplayer
Anyone know how these are used? Any examples out there?
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Thanks Alistar,
That seems like a cleaner way to handle things.
- mike
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To stop the 'ping' just throw a 'timer.stop()' into your stopPing()
function. It worked for me. I also removed the timer.reset();
timer.start(); from the sayPing() function. I'm not sure that you need
those.
This should help cure the 'tinnitus' :-)
Also - did you notice that you did not place
did you try 'timer.stop()' ?
private function stopPing():void {
ping = null;
timer.stop();
trace(ping: +ping);
}
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For those of you who are developing using the cairngorm framework, are
there any opinions on the use of multiple modelLocators in a (potentially)
very large Flex2 app.
Consider, for example, a Main.mxml that uses a tabNavigator to view five
separate custom components, each of which is a large
I would place: org.nevis.cairngorm.*
in your: WEB-INF\flex\user_classes
others may have different ideas
A working cairngorm app updated to fds2_B_05_08 is being sent to you.
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backgroundColor=#008040
fillColors=[#008040,#008040]
gets you a green background
fillColors=[#008040,#008040]
gets you a green background with an momentary flash of grey
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does that work for you?
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Are you creating a business delegate class to handle the service call? In
the cairngorm framework, the actual work of getting the remoteObject and
making a request is inside a delegate. Consider, for example a
remoteObject service which returns a list of customers with the id:
roCustList.
I have a very (very) simple sample app that I use to illustrate how to get
the ball rolling with Cairngorm2 that I can send to you. It includes
documentation on how to add your own dispatchEvent in step-by-step
instructions. I'm not knocking the Cairngorm2 'Login' example, but I think
that a
I will be sure to send it to you.
The http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flex/articles/cairngorm_pt1.html
article is great, however I don't think that it has been updated to Flex2
(Steve W?)
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I'll send you a copy.
On another note, I was looking at the ViewLocator/ViewHelper code and I
found myself wondering how to implement it. It's not that the theory isn't
sound, I'm sure it is - just try to find some simple working examples.
Anyone out there have some simple Cairngorm2
I took the ViewLocator class and modified it to take an Object rather than
a ViewHelper. It seems to work in that all components, and their methods
are reachable at any point in the application. I'm not sure if this is
what was intended in Cairngorm, but it seems to greatly simplify our
One way to approach this might be to a run function (perhaps initiated by a
button click event) that sets a boolean var: bTabEnabled = false; then set
a var (statTabIndex) equal to the tabNav.selectedIndex.
The tabNavigator has a change event that will fire when the user interacts
with a tab.
What I really think is that someone should proof your copy.
every beautiful little things in this world are fresh ... ?
Unless you are attempting to initiate another, Your base are belong to us
craze.
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