call.send([array1]);
should be
call.send(array1);
The square brackets mean you are sending a one element array that
contains array1.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "bhaq1972" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When i call a .net webservice service method that looks like this
>
> public string myWebMethod(string[] array1)
> {
> }
>
> in flex 1.5 i had no problems but in flex 2 the array argument is
> being received as a fused string (where all the string args are
> concatenated).
>
> flex1.5 code
> ------------
> var array1:Array = new Array();
> array1.push("1");
> array1.push("2");
> array1.push("3");
> var call = webservice1.myWebMethod(array1);
>
> flex2 code
> ------------
> var array1:Array = new Array();
> array1.push("1");
> array1.push("2");
> array1.push("3");
> var call:mx.rpc.AbstractOperation = webservice1["myWebMethod"];
> call.send([array1]);
>
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