If I have a Java method that returns an Enum, it seems to be
serialized ok as a String, but if I have a Java method that takes an
Enum argument, I get the same error I used to get before with LCDS 2.5.1:
faultDetail = Types cannot be instantiated without a public, no
arguments constructor.
Java
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Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 3:45 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] BlazeDS and Java 5 Enum Support - works only one
way?
If I have a Java method that returns
This does not have 9.0.60 version.
7/10/2007 Updated debugger versions of Flash Player 9 (aka debug
players or content debuggers) are available for Flex Builder 2 users
and Flash CS3 Professional users. These new players are version
9.0.r47 and 9.0.r48 (Linux).
Vijay
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In an AS file, why is this not flagged as an error since the array's
element type is declared to be Number while the code is initializing
it with String?
[ArrayElementType(Number)]
public var stateA:Array;
In some function...
stateA = ['Foo'];
Is the ArrayElementType metadata tag valid only
);
}
}
]]
/mx:Script
/mx:Application
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Can you post a test case?
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In a Flex 2 App, I'm using SwfLoader to load a Flash 8 Swf file. The
load works fine but when I call load() again to load another file
using the same SwfLoader instance, the new swf does not render. It
works fine if the swf being loaded is Flash 9 version.
I tried doing an unload before calling
I'm using RemoteObject to invoke a method on a server-side Java
object. The method returns a Java value object that is serialized
across and manifested as an Actionscript object (actually a graph of
objects). I'm interested in measuring the size of this object graph
that is serialized across. I
I'm using System.totalMemory calls before and after some remote server
calls to measure impact on memory of loading some data from the
server. I realize this can be very inaccurate and misleading since I
don't know when the garbage collection kicks in. I understand there is
no way to force
I'm generating mxml programatically based on metadata in a database
and compiling it to swf server-side. The mxml I'm generating has a
single data grid with data populated using an Array as:
private var dataArray:Array =
[{col1:value1, ..., colN:valueN},
{col1:value1, ..., colN:valueN},...]
, that begs the question, are you using MXML? Or are you working
with a pure ActionScript application?
Pete
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Sent: Friday, March 02, 2007 11:23 AM
To: flexcoders
My app is as follows:
mx:Application xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml;
creationComplete=initApp()
mx:Panel id=panel1/
/mx:Application
In the initApp() function I add a DataGrid child to panel1 as shown
below. When I run this I can see the column headers but not the column
I'm using RemoteObject to invoke a server-side Java POJO method that
returns an object of type com.foo.Expr. I have Expr.java and Expr.as
with Expr.as annotated with [Bindable] and
[RemoteClass(alias=com.foo.Expr)]
I try to reference the returned value in the result handler in my mxml
as
the properties on the event.result to see if it does
contain the same public properties as you Expr.as class.
Michael Ramirez
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wrote:
I'm using RemoteObject to invoke a server-side Java POJO method that
returns an object of type
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