P.S. This thread started out as a genuine question. Icouldn't find the Flex 3 docs for DataService. Now I know thatAdobe split them out and put them somewhere else, so it's more of acomplaint. Why aren't these classes documented in the same place aseverything else?

Yes but ... DataService and a lot of related things arepresent in the online flex 2 docs ( http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/langref/index.html) but missing in the online flex 3 docs ( http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/index.html).

That gave us enough info to find the problem.it. Thanks forthe help.For future reference, here's the override I did. After doingthis you can set a debugger watchpoint on someObj.managedByLCDS tosee what's going on. [Transient] private var managedByLCDS:Boolean = false; [Transient] [Bindable(event="...

I see that temp.uid is this value:uid = "64DCDBBA-A0A7-7FA6-39B5-D385AF574CF1" Does that mean temp is managed by LCDS? It has this valueright after a call to temp = new PositionVO(); Backing up a little, I think that at the time temp is newed,it is not being managed by LCDS, but then later it is bec...

In my case the temp object hasn't yet been saved to theserver. It has an id field but the value of the field is 0.getLocalItem(temp) throws a DataServiceError exception withthe message "null identity passed into getLocalItem".This makes it appear that temp is NOT being managed. However,the behavior ...

Is there an example of how to call getLocalItem()? Fromreading the doc I'm not getting it, and Google is not helping.Calls I have tried have thrown exceptions. Thanks.

We have an application that's doing this (greatly simplified) var list:ArrayCollection; // list of PositionVO service.fill(list); var temp:PositionVO; temp.title = "hello";The list is a list of PositionVO objects and it is filled byan LCDS DataService. We think the temp object is not part of the lis...

The doc for DataService for Flex 2 is here: http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/langref/mx/data/DataService.html. Where is the doc for Flex 3? Thanks.

Suppose we have a series of fills:service1.fill(list1);service2.fill(list2);service3.fill(list3);etc. Is there any guarantee about the order that the resultor fault handlers on the clients will be called? Thanks.

I have a service that I call, adding a responder: var modelingDataResponder:IResponder = newModelingDataResponder(); var modelingDataService:DataService =EnterpriseServiceLocator.getInstance().getDataService("ModelingDataService"); var token:AsyncToken = modelingDataService.fill(myModel,clientName);...