--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "nathanpdaniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I do this sort of thing all the time - without amfphp - not that you
> still shouldn't look into it. For starters, your script below is
> incorrect. In our HTTPService object - you should have a
> parameter 'results' set equal to a function different from the one
> which calls the send() method of your HTTPService object. As it
> stands, your logRequest.lastResult will be null when you call
> logCheck because it hasn't gotten the results back yet.
>
> > private function logCheck():void{
> > logRequest.send();
> > Alert.show("Check = "+logRequest.lastResult.check);
> > }
> >
> > every time I get "Check = null". What am I doing wrong?
>
> It should be more like this:
> private function logCheck():void{
> logRequest.send();
> }
> private function logCheckResults():void{
> Alert.show("Check = "+logRequest.lastResult.check.toString());
> }
>
> Now, secondly - you may have an issue with "<check>ok</check>" being
> what's returned. Flex fishes out what's in between the root tag (in
> this case it's what's in the check node). So you probably won't even
> have a logRequest.lastResult.check parameter unless you add in a
> separate root node (like <root><check>ok</check></root>). Don't
> quote me 100% on that, most the XML I generate and return is complex
> versus what you're trying to do. Hope this helps out a little! :D
>
Ok I figured out everything (there were a lot of errors on my part but
on my behalf on the net you find explainations to a lot of difficult
stuff but the easy part it's allways a mistery) over the night. I
whould look into amfphp but for now I'm happy with the result I have
with php spitting out xml to flex now that I know how to handle it.
Thankx for the tips!
