it couldn't match and
update the
correct row.
Using cfset myVO.setUID( javacast( `int',
myWebService.result.getUID() )
) solved the problem.
Thanks,
João Fernandes
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Hi Jamie,
You do have the steps right for deployment. As for securing the
resource the options available would be to either:
- add security constraints to the destination. This would require
you to either have users log in or hardcode credentials in the app
(which is obviously no help in
the 2.0 development cycle so I am very curious
how to reproduce it.
Thank you.
Tom Ruggles
FDS QA
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Hi there,
I have a datagrid binded to an ArrayCollection which is filled by
a DS
destination.
When I add
Hi Libby,
We are unaware of any cases of Flex causing this warning. What are
you doing when it occurs?
Thanks,
Tom Ruggles
FDS QA
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I just installed Flex 2 on WebSphere 6. While doing the lessons in
the
introductory tutorial
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Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex 2 - WARNING: Cannot set header.
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Hi Libby,
We are unaware of any cases of Flex causing this warning. What are
you doing when
I see that you had application scope listed in your destination.
Did you restart your web app after adding this?
I was unable to reproduce your issue using your RO, destination and
MXML on the FDS 2 GA build.
Tom Ruggles
FDS QA
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verification from the service you will need
to do manual checking of user info then you'll need to use
request.getUserPrincipal().
Tom Ruggles
FDS QA
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Hi,
Have you verified that the server hosting your web service has
basic
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