Without FDS, using setInterval to invoke send() periodically is the only to keep app data current.
Tracy
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ups.com] On Behalf Of Prakaz
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 1:41 PM
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Send Http Service
You could probably bind the result directly to the columns of your datagrid. So whenever you make a new request and the result changes, it is automatically reflected in the datagrid without you having to worry about a thing.
Something similar can be found in Flex docs where the result of a HTTPrequest is bound to the datagrid columns. A bonus cause this example, like your application, is a RSS reader.
Hope that helps,
-P
On 10/6/06, KP < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well let me first tell you what I am doing.
I have a httprequest (RSS) news and I am displaying that news in datagrid.
The problem is if on a server news gets changed it should reflect in datagrid also I mean to say that latest news should display on to datagrid.
For this I am using setinterval function which will send httprequest every 5 min.
Can any one suggest some other approach for achieving same.
Thanks
Kumar
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I took for granted the fact that send() was being invoked at intervals. I assusemed that the problem occured after doing that.
Yes, definetely calling the send() method periodically is the way to go.
P
On 10/7/06, Tracy Spratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: