Re: [flexcoders] Difference between WebService and Remote Object

[Clint Modien]

More than likely the definitions for your java UserVO  and your ActionScript 
UserVO are different.On 2/8/06, 
Shlomi Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:











Hi
 
 
while 
testing the performance of our application , i changed the way we work with the 
server from WS to RemoteObjects 
i 
found that there is a difference in the way data is being received / transmitted 
although we use the registerClass (as the POJO2AS does 
for you) .
for 
example a method that was saving user info to DB did not work with RO - 
saying it could not convert ASObject to typed 
object.
 
what is wrong here 
?
 
here is a short snapshot 

 
 
<mx:RemoteObject 
id="service">
    <mx:method 
result="getUser(event)>
    <mx:method 
result="saveUser>
</mx:RemoteObject>
 
function 
sendRequest(){
 
    
service.getUser(111);
}
 
function 
getUser(event){
    var userVO:UserVO = 
event.result;
 
    // we save with the save object we 
got.
    
saveUser(userVO);
}
 
function 
saveUser(userVO){
    service.saveUser(userVO);  
///fails to convert ASobject to typed object
}
 
 
Shlomi

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