I never got comfortable with Flex's conversion of xml into an object,
and I use xml almost exclusively. Once I have an xml document I am
comfortable with using XML class methods to manipulate it as I need. It
does result in some arcane, difficult to read navigation, like
{result.firstChild.childNodes[1]. childNodes[0].childNodes}, but it
works. When you say "...i'm not able to parse through the xml...", what
exactly are you doing, and what is not working?
I do not understand, though, why you should only be getting partial data
from result format object. Lots of other folks use this all the time.
Make sure it is not an artifact of your debugging technique. Maybe some
bad character, but then I would expect some error message.
Tracy
-----Original Message-----
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of tony_lic
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 3:40 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Difference of Webservice result with result format
as XML and Object
Hi,
I have to use a webservice which i will be using the result to
generate a column graph.
The problem is, the result which i'm getting from the webservice
is different when i use different resultformat.
If i use result format as 'object', i get only partial result(half
of the result) when i see through the network monitor. the web
service will be returning a complex structure.
If i use result format as 'XML', i get the whole result which i
want, but i'm not able to parse through the xml using action script
as the root node is something like
<n1:ResponseDataquery>...</n1:ResponseDataquery>
I tried getting the xml result and changing it to object, but as
the xml result has some extra nodes it is converting it into a wrong
object which i cant use.
Is there any tips for me to get the whole result in object
format, and can i pass this directly to the column graph.
with regards,
tony
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