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And more: http://ajaxian.com/archives/2005/12/yahoo_json_api.html
Jared
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> Really? I'm working on a project where most of my data is to be
> supplied via webservices and it will most certainly be more than 2-3
> methods.
I have got it fixed, i think it was a timing issue when I added a
setInterval( this, "flightRequest", 1000 ); it works to trigger the 3-4
methods in
Really? I'm working on a project where most of my data is to be
supplied via webservices and it will most certainly be more than 2-3
methods.
I'm putting together a serviceLocator class (singleton) that takes
care of all my webservice calls. You're not using the MX 04 web
service connector are you
Are their any rules about how much webservices calls you can do in a
flash movie? It always stops after 2-3 methods.
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Hello!
I have beeen working on the webservices stuff, somehow it only works the
first time i.e. if I trigger the method which should consume a
webservice. It works. Only when I try to trigger a new method in the
onResult-event of the first one. Nothing happens only my trace of the
onLoad-even
Hey Weyert,
Its only some complex datasets that flash doesnt translate to well. there are
always ways around it. But if your working with a webservice deisgned to be
read with .net and contains complex dataset information you may have some
parsing work ahead of you.
Depends if you have access t
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