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returning query from cfc

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is it possible to return query data from a cfc back to flex
using the following :



<cffunction name="getClientJobsQuery" access="remote"
returntype="query">

<cfset myQuery="">

<cfquery name="myQuery" datasource="flexTrainingData">

SELECT projectID, projectName, description, contributor

FROM projects

</cfquery>

<cfreturn myQuery>

</cffunction>



i can't seem to get the data to display into a datagrid. I've
tested the query on a normal page and it does work, and just to be
sure the component is actually being reached i added another method
that passes a simple string back - and does so successfully so no
drama there. This is how i pass recordSets back to flash, is it the
same for flex based remoting ?



my code on the flex end is:



<mx:Button label="get Query Remote Object"
click="myService.getClientJobsQuery()"/>

<mx:DataGrid dataProvider="{qResult}">

<mx:columns>

<mx:Array>

<mx:DataGridColumn dataField="project number"/>

<mx:DataGridColumn dataField="project name"/>

<mx:DataGridColumn dataField="description"/>

<mx:DataGridColumn dataField="contributor"/>

</mx:Array>

</mx:columns>

</mx:DataGrid>



Any help greatly appreciated, i'm keen to get into flex
:)
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Hi .. i actually got it working yesterday and hadn't had a
chance to post yet ..



i had :



[Bindable]

public var qResult:ArrayCollection;



i just needed to add the following to get it to work:



public function clearAll():void{

qResult=new ArrayCollection();

}



Cheers,

Mark

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what are you populating qResult with? Can you post the rest
of the flex code?

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Correct answer by
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Hi .. i actually got it working yesterday and hadn't had a
chance to post yet ..



i had :



[Bindable]

public var qResult:ArrayCollection;



i just needed to add the following to get it to work:



public function clearAll():void{

qResult=new ArrayCollection();

}



Cheers,

Mark