I have experienced the problem before, and I have found that using
AsyncToken is more reliable than listening to event.
In other words, the code would read like
var token:AsyncToken = ws.loadWSDL();
token.addResponder( some_thing_that_implements_IResponder );
it is weird.
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Senior Programmer Analyst for continued design/prototyping of Flex/Flash
user interface
Full time Flash developer as part of team working on high-visibility rich
user interface prototype for the USPTO. Work with customers, IR program and
project managers, technical lead, and other IR staff. Provi
I second to Cairngorm, though you might want to spend a few days picking it
up unless you are already familiar with MVC. Even with some of our
developers who are already familiar with MVC, it took them more than 3 days
to get barely comfortable. The website, http://www.cairgormdocs.org/ has
great
If you go to Help -> Manage Flex Licenses, you may enter a valid Flex 2
serial number, it should extend your "trial" period. At least mine has more
than a few days to go.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Paul Andrews
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 12:13
How did you raise the LoginEvent?
Make sure when you instantiate LoginEvent, you do
var evt:LoginEvent = new LoginEvent( LoginEvent.PROCESSES );
evt.dispatch();
The key is to make sure the event type (LoginEvent.PROCESSES) is declared
unless you have a default type for LoginEvent.
If personalData is a class itself, its class definition should also declare
[Bindable], or emptstatus should be [Bindable] at least. Bindable is not
recursive, and does not propagate.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of markflex2007
Sent: Friday, December 2
I don't think you get an error, but warning instead. If you see no other
error, try and run the app and see if the binding is working as expected.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mark Shen
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 2:39 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroup
Ahh, join the club Sherif, I was a chemistry major and never took a single
course in CS. I learnt coding from Assembly, Basic, C-Sharp, Flash/Flex and
all those by myself. You can let the work speak for yourself, not your
degree. I got my jobs through referrals, and I never had to submit a resum
There is such a formatter out there, but not integrated in Flex Builder yet.
For heavy actionscript'er, you should definitely give Flash Develop a try,
they have a lot better plug in architecture and many plug-ins are being
developed to speed your work:
http://www.flashdevelop.org/community/viewto
AIR to Flex is just like Flex + additional OS related API's. Therefore you
can technically create a Flex project, and grab in all the assets from the AIR
application. The tricky part would be the manual steps to eliminate the calls
to AIR specific code. I cannot think of a turnkey solution but i
Not sure if this is old news, I just noticed a massive commit of Flex
framework classes on Flex framework's repository, along with a nifty comment
"Merge 3.x revisions 5042,5072-5073,5090-5091 -> trunk
This includes the latest released player 10.0.22.87"
Coincidentally, I also noticed the Flex on
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