Hi all -I am getting an error message and would like to parse outjust the error message instead of the whole message body. Here isthe complete out put from event.message.toString().=======================START===============================(mx.messaging.messages::ErrorMessage)#0 body = (null) client...

That is a solution, but then why have the option of compilingand publishing? Which BTW runs much faster since I do not have towait for the compile. At the end of the day, the better option isto not use remote objects and instead use Data Services.

If you can map out your questions to an XML file, then youcould read the file without having to be connected to the internet.Also, and I forget where this is, Flex supports the concept of adisconnected user, you may want to do some searching on that andthat may give you some additional features.BTW,...

I am not sure if it is officially supported but you should beable to use it now. The only issue I have run into on the Mac withthe current version is FlexBuilder.

2 things1) your method should be doTest not createTest for yourremote object2) you need to add an endpoint to your remote object

You may want to create webservices using PHP for this. Checkout the PEAR library, I believe they have some libraries that couldhelp you create your services.

Seth -Actually I had not noticed. Thanks!Ken

Seth -That makes a liitle more sense. But how would one go aboutdoing what you are talking about? Do you simply create a newAsyncToken("fill") then call ds.fill() and hope for the best? Or doyou have to attach the token to the data service? Or do you set aconfiguration parameter? Or ???The current d...

Seth -I got all that. The problem is on the delete you actually get2 messages. One for the delete and one for the commit (save). Thisis because the item is deleted, great, and then the commit happens.So for a logical unit of work you have problems with giving theuser a message like "Your delete work...

I thought it was suppose to be myData = event.lastResult;is this only for java stuff?