are you returning a object?If so, did you also create the same object in as??Ries

@Leslie,we use JasperReports for this purpose. Main reason was thatJasperReports is more flexible in report generation.Ries

You might want to give databinding a shot.instead of this : groupPieChart.dataProvider =returnedReportTypes.result;You do something like this:myResult = returnedReportTypes.result;(MyResult is declared globally and Bindable)then in your pieChart you do something like this : Wild guess.....Ries

you need to create these by hand by 'looping' over your XMLsomething like var but:Button = new Button();but.foo = bar;but.bar = xxx;but.x = somevalue;but.y = somevalue;......somecanvas.addChild(but).That's how we do it...Ries

You need to realize that Flex does most of the asynchronous,that means that the functionremoteGetTables.getDBTables(connectionType, schemaName); willreturns immediately.So if you want to place an Alert somewhere, do it in yourresponse function where you currently show your Result 1.It's currently hard to understand what you really want to dowith your dataset. But further processing of real data needs to bedone in the function resultGetTables or other functions executedwhen the result comes back....

My advice is not to pass strings where you actually want topass a integer/float.So best is to pass this :{"n":"Zimbabwe","o":"63","m":"38","g":"1900"}Then use a item renderer to render the values as percentagevalues.RiesHere is my ProcentualRenfderer.mxml import mx.controls.listClasses.ListData; import mx.controls.dataGridClasses.DataGridListData; import mx.controls.listClasses.BaseListData; import mx.controls.dataGridClasses.DataGridItemRenderer import mx.events.FlexEvent; private var _listData:DataGridListData; // Implement the drawFocus() method for the VBox. override public function drawFocus(draw:Boolean):void { followUpCB.setFocus(); } [Bindable] private var _numDigits:Number = 2; [Bindable] override public function set data(value:Object):void{ super.data = value; followUpCB.text=Math.round(data[_listData.dataField] *(Math.pow(10,_numDigits)) ) / (Math.pow(10,_numDigits)) + '%'; } override public function get data():Object { return super.data; } public function get listData():BaseListData { return _listData; } public function set listData(value:BaseListData):void { _listData = DataGridListData(value); } public function set numDigits(value:Number):void { _numDigits = value; } public function get numDigits():Number { return _numDigits; }

If mdb is access then I don't think you can do that.AIR does support a SQLLite database natifly, may be you wantto look into that??The stuff you read on HTTPservice, Blaze-DS etc might beclient/server apps running in a web-browser.Ries

check if the parameters are correctly for getAssetDevicesif you send a string into getAssetDevices, and your functiondeclaration of getAssetDevices is set as a integer then it mightfail.public void getAssetDevices(int value) {....}and from AS you call it like this:remoteObject. getAssetDevices("10"); it might fail.it's hard to diagnose this with little information....Ries

I have never done it like that, but using Blaze-DS and removeobjects you can try this?private function messageHandler( event:MessageEvent ):void {Cargo = vent.message.body as Cargo;}Ries

Hey,I don't have much problems between flex sessions and sessionsin a JSP (if that is what you mean).I would suggest to investigate some time using Blaze-DSbecause it will give you a must faster response time then usingJSon.What is your exact problem using sessions??Here is a example what I do :set user_id in a session FlexContext.getFlexSession().setAttribute("user_id", id); get it back:id =(Integer)FlexContext.getFlexSession().getAttribute("user_id"); get it in a JSP page:user_id = session.get...

take a look at this:http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/quickstart/creating_item_editors/Ries

The documentation should help,why not start with something simple with Blaze-DS??Ries

if you mean that you have a low rate of data to be send tothe client then you might want to switch to a polling solution?Ries

Can you tell us what the exact line 178 is??Ries

Alright,I solved my issue and although I find the solution a bit awork-around I am not sure if there is a other method.In my main MXML I simply need to do something liek thisprivate var t1:Country = new Country();I will not use t1, but it does tell the compiler that theCountry object exists and thus will be used in my array back. Ries

I don't have any experience with Spring MVC but I was usingJBoss with Blaze-DS without a problem.so my next question is, can you make a echo to work??eg, make a function that returns the input string back to theflex client.Ries

My suggestion is to use a debugger and check where thevariable get's lost. With PHP I used to use xdebug which seems towork well. But that is mu current suggestion to try to figure outwhat is really going on.Ries

Hoi Pieter,you can use this zip (http://www.vantwisk.nl/riesvantwisk/resource/blaze-ds.zip)file to kick of your project. It uses Blaze-DS, not LCDS but itsounds like you can get away with Blaze-DS.I use ant as my build tool and can compile and deploy inGlassFish JBoss and TOmcat. I prevere to use GlassFIsh.Teh zip contains a example with messaging and remoting inaction.Together with your current framework you can conenct the dotsand update your DB. I always use PostgreSQL, but the zip istranspar...

Properly you need to create your own custom adapter (assumingyou use messaging) to store the last XX number of messagesThen when a user logs you setup a remote object to retrievethe last number of messages from the server, and continue asnormal.I am not sure if you can push a single message from a adapterto a single client only, that's why I was thinking doing that lastXX number of items with a remote object.Ries

Hey Ben,no sorry... I don't know that since I never done it crossdomain.Ries

Hey ben,how do you configure your remoteObject in flex?? There is anendpoint option in there. Try to set the endpoint to your remote server and see if thatworks... I never tried it corss domain, only to point it to a otherservice within my own domain.Ries

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Hey Ahmed.did you download the Blaze-DS turnkey solution here? http://opensource.adobe.com/blazeds/If not, download it from there. It contains many examples.Ries

I had the exact same problem. I solved it to change myapplication from a ear deployment to a war deployment. This waswhen I was using JBoss.The people on the JBoss channel tried to explain me but youneed to make profisions to make the jar available 'at some point'Unfortunately I am not extremely knowledgable in that areaand I cannot really help you to solve using a ear deployment, justthat I know about the problem and it has something todo how eardeployments work.So for me it was simple and I ch...

it looks like that the backend cannot find your class. Didyou put the generated jar file in your lib directory?? Also, check your remoting-config.xml file if you did setupyour destination properly, specially your source. And check if yourservices-config.xml file has a include for remoting-config.xml.I made a blaze-ds (blaze-ds with remoting and messeging withant as the build tool) example which can be downloaded here: http://www.vantwisk.nl/riesvantwisk/entry/adobe_flex_and_blaze_dsRies

Found out what the problem was...The chatMesseges where using a polling channel rather then astreaming channelRies

Found the problem..When loaded as a module it started to work.Ries