I should be looking at Flex 2 migration issues (but i'll take a
break).
You can have a flex datagrid be populated by a .net dataset
my .net webservice looks like this
[Webmethod]
public DataSet GetDataSet()
{
//code here
}
flex 1.5
<mx:WebService id="service1" ....>
in as code
function getdataset(){
var call = service1.GetDataSet();
call.onResult = mx.utils.Delegate.create(this, returnWebService);
}
function returnWebService(result){
dg.dataProvider = result.diffgram.NewDataSet.Table;
}
i'm still playing around with passing a DataSet back not sure if its
possible.
oh and flashorb works (its very good).....if you like amf.
regards
bod
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>
> DataSets won't work... even "typed" ones. Actionscript won't know
how to
> translate your DataSet into an actionscript object.
> I recommend creating a class based object model on the .net side.
That will
> serialize back and forth properly between .net and flex.
>
> I do remember reading about a product called flashorb (since
rebranded as
> weborb) which is a flash remoting product that has support for .net
> datasets. Might work.
>
> If you do get datasets to work with flex you should post it back
to this
> group. The problem has come up a few times. With no solution.
>
> p.s. Macromedia had told me they would have a .NET solution for
flex data
> services over a year ago. Strategic on there part that they
havn't built
> one yet. If I were them... I wouldn't support Microsoft either.
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> know... given the opportunity... MS wouldn't support them*. All's
fair in
> love and war i guess.
>
>
> On 12/14/05, fc989898 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Some more details: it's a .NET web service which expects a
DataSet as
> > input parameter.
> >
> > Since the array of MyClass objects is serialized by Flex as
<item>
> > elements, the resulting DataSet contains a DataTable
named "item",
> > whereas it should be named "MyClass".
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