I read the following post and have the same exact problem. How did you construct the .net web service to allow the web service to grab the value of the complex array from Flash:
This is an old thread I started back in May which I am following up on with a question. Muzak had replied to me with this: >>If you'll be using webservices that you can control (which it sounds like is the >>case), don't send XML back and forth. >>When using webservices, you can send Array of Objects back and forth, which is >>alot easier to work with. >>There should be a list of data type conversions in the docs somewhere. I am using the Web service classes to load in a wsdl from a .NET developer using C#. We have the basics working, I can receive a simple string from him no problem by calling the SOAP method. However, since Muzak (in the quote above) and the docs say the Web service classes supports complex object types, we are now trying to read in a complex object in Flash. The C# developer created a method for me, called GetProject() that returns a complex object he created (the complex object is simple - it just has a property that contains a simple string - i.e. objProj.Title). However, when I trace the result on the method, it returns "null". Neither the C# developer or myself can figure out where we are going wrong. Any ideas? One of us has something wrong with this "object" and we're not sure who. Also, for a second related question, once I can read the object in Flash (it would contain arrays and properties, etc.) - we want to just send that object back to the webservice to update the object in C#. Any issues with that? The Help docs only say this about objects: Web Service classes > Supported Types > Object Types Object Types: Complex Type - ActionScript object composed of properties of any supported type Jason Merrill Bank of America Learning & Organization Effectiveness - Technology Solutions _______________________________________________ Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com To change your subscription options or search the archive: http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders Brought to you by Fig Leaf Software Premier Authorized Adobe Consulting and Training http://www.figleaf.com http://training.figleaf.com
