check the resultFormat property of the HTTPService instanceand you might have to set to e4x to have it treat the response asXML.http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/mx/rpc/http/HTTPService.html#resultFormatATTA

First off, you'll need to read your response as a simple textby specifying resultFormat="text" in your service:<mx:HTTPService id="srv" url="http://192.168.103.128:8081/ManageMe/manageme/generateXMLForGantt.action"resultFormat="text"/>Now in your result event you'll read the response as simpletext:v...

Here are the keywords for your research on google: BlazeDS,Live Cycle Data Services, RemoteObject!Basically, you need a service side infrastructure that wouldexpose your pojos as callable objects and RemoteObject on the Flexclient to call these pojos. This is, of course, an alternative to you JSP, S...

try putting your crossdomain.xml file at the root of your webserver. That is, in this case, it should be available at http://localhost:8080/crossdomain.xml.You might want to hit that URL in the browser to confirm thatyou're indeed have placed the file at the right place.ATTA

Are you sure you're using correct parameters, like host name,port, user name and password, for you MySql DB? Can you connectusing same values from the command line?

have a look at the sortCompareFunction property ofDataGridColumn. This function allows you to define you customsorting implementation is meant exactly for these kind ofscenarios. Flex Builder help and web has examples of this.ATTA

I think AdvancedDataGrid supports such use case not theDataGrid.

Hi Mike,Unfortunately, the answer is no! Just like you can't showyour result set on an HTML page without iterating it, getting it'sproperties -- rows and columns -- and converting them them to HTMLtext for browser to show; there is no way for Flex to understandsemantics of a result set.Your best bet...

The most important thing to realize about Flex and it'sability to connect to a database is that i cannot! There is nothing in Flex that knows anything about .Net orvice versa! Absolutely, Flex can talk to old simple ASP pages. It'sentirely upto the ASP page to figure out about how it wants toconnect...

have you tried <local:formname id="fn"/>and then in your script this.fn.doInit() should work!Do you have the event on which you're chaning thecurrentState? If so, that would be place to add more logic. For a more graceful solution of the latter take a look at theenterState and exitState event of the...