Moving ahead, since HTTPService.json or HTTPService.data is not available in
cross-platform 'as HTML' run, I experimented to use custom JSONInputParser
and JSONItemConverter classes to get the JSON string and convert to
ValueObjects. What I did in this process are:
1. I did not modified existing JSON data
2. I added a custom JSONInputParser to my HTTPService/lazyCollection call:
/override public function parseItems(s:String):Array
{
// this returns me complete JSON data string to JSONItemConverter class
now. Previously a
// default instance of JSONInputParser were returning incomplete string
chunks to JSONItemConverter
return [s];
}/
3. In my custom JSONItemConverter class I have this:
/override public function convertItem(data:String):Object
{
// obj will return me now what I expected to have in HTTPService.json
var obj:Object = super.convertItem(data);
return obj.document;
}/
4. In my HTTPService.complete event handler, now I'm having an array of
elements so I can loop through to create our ValueObjects.
Greatly, the parsing is working now in FireFox across the platforms, joining
in the list of Safari. Following is my updated test matrix:
- Working in Safari and Firefox in Windows and OSX
- Not working in IE anymore in Windows - previously it was working after
enabling 'activeX' control
- Not working in Chrome
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