Hi, I've created a simple Web Service for retrieving 25 columns. The ws is
setup to return the data as type object. When I go into debug mode and inspect
the results only show about 1/2 of the columns are being returned.
If I invoke the service from my java client, all of the expected columns
WebOrb is pretty sweet. I did run into some problems where our backend data
wasn't setup very well and I couldn't assign table relations in WebOrb.
Workaround was using views and stored procedures.
I'm currently playing around with WSO2's Web Service Application Server
(http://wso2.com). It
How are you receiving your price data to plot? Price feed? Static file? What
you could do is create a function to loop through the array and perform the
moving average calculation and add the result as an extra column in the
array. Are you plotting the full historic price data set? If so,
, then process it yourself into an
ArrayCollection of strongly typed value objects.
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Behalf Of jc_bad28
Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 3:01
I changed my webservice call to return e4x but I can't get the
XMLListCollection to bind to the datagrid.
Here is the pertinent AS code:
[Bindable]
private var Employees:XMLListCollection;
private
of the numbers by the count (20)
and take the square root.
It's a brain teaser and I am working on it a piece at a time.
If anyone has a shortcut I'd take it.
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How are you receiving your price data
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From: jc_bad28 jc_ba...@...
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 25 October, 2009 13:30:24
Subject: [flexcoders] Can't bind XMLListCollection to Datagrid
I changed my webservice call to return e4x but I can't get the
XMLListCollection to bind to the datagrid.
Here
I've created a web service that returns a dataset from some relational tables.
Tables 1 and 2 are the source tables. View 1 is the selected data that I send
out as XML from a web service for the Flex UI. View 1 lists out all of the
operations and then a bunch of query stuff, I populate the
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I've created a web service that returns a dataset from some relational
tables. Tables 1 and 2 are the source tables. View 1 is the selected data
that I send out as XML from a web service
WSAS Web Service Application Server.
http://wso2.com/products/web-services-application-server/
One of the cool things you can do is create web services from multiple data
sources which means you could basically query across different
servers/databases/platforms.
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One thing to consider is 1 year of experience or 1 month of experience
repeated for 12 months. Big difference. What I mean is that learning the
syntax and usage of Flex is one thing. Creating Flex apps to handle real world
problems is another thing entirely. Most tutorials that have you
Why can't you learn both at the same time? Flex by itself is all nice and
dandy but the power comes from being able to create cross-browser, desk top
deployable front-end to business processes and data. Techincally, the business
logic can be built into Flex for a lot of stuff, but it's
It might be a good opportunity to loosely couple things and apply a more
Service Oriented Architecture approach. Using SOA principles, changing out the
business logic layer ie BlazeDS or LiveCycle wouldn't require a massive rewrite
of the data or client layer. Just in how the data and
It might be a good opportunity to loosely couple things and apply a more
Service Oriented Architecture approach. Using SOA principles, changing out the
business logic layer ie BlazeDS or LiveCycle wouldn't require a massive rewrite
of the data or client layer. Just in how the data and
My approach would be to load all the rows and parse the // characters as a
column, get a count of rows where that column is not empty, and then delete
them.
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atong...@... wrote:
I recently have this code from
Here's how I handle the messy SOAP and namespace returned from my web service
application server: (I set the return format to e4x)
private function webServiceResultHandler(event:ResultEvent):void
{
var xmlResult:XMLList = event.result as XMLList;
var xmlSource:String =
Here is how I convert XML from a SOAP web service into a VO.
The VO Class:
package vo
{
[Bindable]
public class Product
{
public var ID:String;
public var Category:String;
public var Price:String;
public var
Flex can't natively connect directly to a database. There needs to be some sort
of middle layer. (AIR apps can connect directly to SQLite, though.)
For the Access DB I inherited, I ended up migrating the whole thing to MS SQL
and then created web services. Then I use Flex's web service
Don't worry about having to refer back to the materials. I'm almost a year
into programming with AS3 and even though I've got a BS in IT and can program
in a few other languages, I still have to refer to AS3 materials quite
regularly. I'm betting it's the same case for a lot of developers
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