Re: [flexcoders] PHP Remoting and value objects

[Sceneshift]

I'm still having real trouble with his, it's really confusing. I am returning
the VO from PHP via WebORB, and in Flex I have a VO class with the following
at the top:

[RemoteClass(alias=SiteVO)]

However, the result I am getting from WebOrb is still typed as Object, and
it won't let me type it as SiteVO. 

Can anyone offer any help as to how I type my objects correct?


Amy-28 wrote:
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Sceneshift j...@... wrote:

 
 Hey guys,
 
 I'm a little confused over how to get myself from WebOrb PHP into a 
 VO in my
 Flex application. I am getting my result sent to me from my php 
 script which
 is returned as an object, and I'm trying to set this result as a 
 value
 object like so:
 
 var testVO:TestVO = e.result as TestVO;
 
 This isn't working, which confuses me. Do I have to run through 
 each result
 in order to type it accordingly? I thought one of the benefits of 
 remoting
 was that we didn't need to type our results?
 
 You shouldn't have to cast it--it should come back already as that 
 type.  If it isn't already that type, check out these links:
 http://flexdiary.blogspot.com/2008/11/thoughts-on-remoting.html
 http://flexdiary.blogspot.com/2009/01/lazy-loading-tree-example-file-
 posted.html
 
 The latter link includes both the php and Flex side of a working 
 remote class.
 
 HTH;
 
 Amy
 
 
 

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RE: [flexcoders] PHP Remoting and value objects

[Sceneshift]

Thanks for the reply, although this is throwing an error for me. I'm using
WebOrb, if that makes any odds?


kratosaurus wrote:
 
 Try:
 
 var testVO:TestVO = e.result.serverInfo.initialData as TestVO;
 (depending on how you've constructed your data for return from php)
 
 Also, throw a breakpoint into your app where the remote comes back - then
 take a look inside the *result* object.
 
 You'll have the *result.serverInfo* object, which itself contains *
 initialData*, *serviceName*, *columnNames* among others.
 
 Cheers.
 
 

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