Hi all, we are currently creating a series of webservices to talk to our .Net backend system. We are sending over nested value objects which sometimes contain nested arrays of objects. When we receive an array in Flex, it is mapped to an ArrayCollection. We then have to do the actual object mapping manually, which is the way to go I suppose.
But when we send over nested arrays, the first array is converted to an ArrayCollection successfully but every other (deeper) array is converted to an ObjectProxy in which there is an ArrayCollection that contains the actual data of the Array. There seems to be an extra object/level that gets created. An example (debugger output): result (ObjectProxy) - Components (ArrayCollection) -- [0] (ObjectProxy) -- [1] (ObjectProxy) --- Answers (ObjectProxy, should be ArrayCollection) ---- GapAnswer (ArrayCollection, does not exist in the original object and should not be here) ----- [0] ----- [1] As you can see there is an "Answers" property in the second item of the "Components" ArrayCollection. This should be an ArrayCollection instead of an ObjectProxy and the "GapAnswer" property in it should not even exist. (GapAnswer is the type of the .Net Answers array -> GapAnswer[] Answers) Has anyone run into this before? Could this be a bug in the deserialization of the objects? regards, Christophe
