use getRemoteObject if you're service is a RemoteObject.
_locator.getRemoteObject("roService");
if it was an HTTPService or a WebService then you would use either
_locator.getHTTPService("httpService");
_locator.getWebService("webService");
respectively.
getService() is still around and returns AbstractWebService - its just
not the "preferred" usage.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, dnk <d.k.emailli...@...> wrote:
>
> Warning:
> Id 3604: You should now use one of the strongly typed methods for
> returning a service.
>
> What to Type it as? I thought remoteObject, but the compiler complains
> with:
>
> Id 1118: Implicit coercion of a value with static type
> mx.rpc:AbstractService to a possibly unrelated type
>
> var service = __locator.getService("roService");
>
>
> roService refers to a RemoteObject. And __locator is a ServiceLocator
>
> And when i change it to:
>
> var service: AbstractService = __locator.getService("roService");
>
> I still get the same warning.
>
> The code works, but I just want to be sure t do it all right.
>
>
> d
>
