I have an xml file with nodes like this:
templates label=Short Subject Report data=ShortSubjectReport /
I have this as the dataprovider of the mx:List:
dataProvider={report_listXML.templates}
The list appears to be populating, as I can see the coloring as I hover over
the items of the list,
the httpservice.send() function, try httpservice.send
(xmlDocument) - and remove the mx:request tag from the MXML :D
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If I have contenttype of my httpservice set to application/xml
and I have
If I have contenttype of my httpservice set to application/xml and I have
a variable that contains an xml document (?xml ?blah.../blah)
How do I just post that the service?
this doesn't seem to work:
mx:request
{xmlDocument}
/mx:request
Any ideas?
'preciate it.
Crit
I have an application that is to post XML to a url and return a resultset as
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When I attempt to debug the service call, it /looks/ as if the xml being
sent contains nothing extra, but I keep getting the response
I am attempting to build a class file for use in flex and I have it as
Products.as
There are several attributes that can be passed in, but are not required.
How do I write the class file for arguments that are not required. I
currently have 50 arguments, but do not need to use all of them..
Do
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