I don't think this is OT since Kelly mentioned it above, but concerning the column names being all uppercase, when calling the same method that returns a query as a webservice (using mx:WebService), the columns ARE uppercase. Returning a query with RemoteObject, the column names are normal.
I a
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handle ColdFusion Query results?
Your not
doing the same thing
this is
casting the object> categories = event.result as
ArrayCollection;
this is creating new objects
>categories = new ArrayCollection( event.result as
On 7/27/06, Mike Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Dave and All,
I checked out the Article and it
worked!!
But I am confused why it
worked... In some respects, I thought I was doing the same thing - but
just in a different way. I was wondering if you could explain why one
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[flexcoders] How does Flex 2.0 handle ColdFusion Query
results?
Your not
doing the same thing
this is
casting the object> categories = event.result as
ArrayCollection;
this is creating new objects
>categories = new ArrayCollection( event.result as Array);
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Hello Dave and All,
I checked out the Article and it worked!!
But I am confused why it worked... In some respects, I thought I was do
ehalf Of Dave
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On 7/27/06, Mike Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello
Shannon :)
Yes, I am
doing precisely that.
On 7/27/06, Mike Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Shannon :)
Yes, I am doing precisely that. I was trying to avoid
posting code, but it's the easiest way to show you everything I am trying to
do. You can assume too, that yes I am bringing back a valid RecordSet from
ColdFu
does Flex 2.0 handle ColdFusion Query
results?
I don't know if this is still true with CF 7.0.2 but if I
remembercorrectly CF returns column names in all uppercase.That
might be why your columns in the datagrid don't display
anything.--Kelly
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I don't know if this is still true with CF 7.0.2 but if I remember
correctly CF returns column names in all uppercase.
That might be why your columns in the datagrid don't display anything.
--Kelly
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height="100%"
borderStyle="none">
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flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [flexcoders] How does Flex 2.0
handle ColdFusion Query results?
When you get a query back from a CFC via the flexgateway,
you should cast it
When you get a query back from a CFC via the flexgateway,
you should cast it as an ArrayCollection right there...
someFunction(event:EventResult):void {
myArrayCollection = event.result as
ArrayCollection;
}
Shan
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