Flex works like a peach with any backend, we successfully use it with C#/ASP,NET. There is another post about this recently, have a look there. Deserializers will correctly convert your NaN to C# 0 and are fully built to do even the most complex object correctly. And if you can you remoting not web services.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Jorge Silva <josi...@...> wrote: > > Hi everybody! > I have a question about how to work with flex and c#. > Here is the situation: > We are developing an app with a Flex frontend and a C# backend, connected > through web services. > We are using the FLex Builder 3's "Import Web Service" tool to autogenerate > the webservice classes from the wsdl generated by c#. > Buuuuuuuuut the problem arise when Flex serialize our objects. For example, > when we have a Number property with no value, this is serialized as NaN, and > our backend doesn't know about NaN. Another example, and this is our biggest > problem, is when we serialize a cyclic reference, we get a stack over flow > exception. > I know in java, for example, you can configure the way xstream work with > cyclic reference and all that stuff... > So, the question is, can we change the way Flex serialize the objects so C# > can work with this frontend? Does anybody work with this "architecture" > successfully? Is there any issue we should be aware about how flex serialize > objects or how flex interacts with c#? > Any clue/tip/advice would be very appreciated. > Thanks in advance! > Jorge >
