I currently have a flex app setup using WebServices to communicate between the app and my CFCs. Everything works well until I attempt to pass across my dataGrid information which are setup as ArrayCollections. I have searched and searched and every example and/or response I've found results in more errors. I've attempted passing the arrayCollection.source attribute into an array argument which gives me an error. The only thing I found to not throw an error is passing the arrayCollection into a CFC struct. This only provides me with a struct of objects and no data. Any ideas on things I am missing? I can post code if need be, however, I was hoping it was just an easy fix due to something simple I'm forgetting.
Thanks!
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Check the Flex documentation for serializing Flex to CF, or just set
any in the remote argument type.
Sincerely,
Michael
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El 06/11/2009, a las 9:44, DLCKid <forums@adobe.com> escribió:
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I currently have a flex app setup using WebServices to communicate
between the app and my CFCs. Everything works well until I attempt
to pass across my dataGrid information which are setup as
ArrayCollections. I have searched and searched and every example
and/or response I've found results in more errors. I've attempted
passing the arrayCollection.source attribute into an array argument
which gives me an error. The only thing I found to not throw an
error is passing the arrayCollection into a CFC struct. This only
provides me with a struct of objects and no data. Any ideas on
things I am missing? I can post code if need be, however, I was
hoping it was just an easy fix due to something simple I'm forgetting.
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Thanks!
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Yea I forgot to mention, seems weird to me but when i set the remote argument type to "any" I get the following error:
"faultCode:DecodingError faultString:'SOAP Response cannot be decoded. Raw response: ' faultDetail:'null'"
I've seen this error numerous times and unsure how to fix this or get my arrayCollection to pass through.
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Un the remote object you're setting the access property as?
Sincerely,
Michael
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El 06/11/2009, a las 10:14, DLCKid <forums@adobe.com> escribió:
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Yea I forgot to mention, seems weird to me but when i set the remote
argument type to "any" I get the following error:
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"faultCode:DecodingError faultString:'SOAP Response cannot be
decoded. Raw response: ' faultDetail:'null'"
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I've seen this error numerous times and unsure how to fix this or
get my arrayCollection to pass through.
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Here are the basic pieces of my coding stripped apart...
Flex App:
<mx:WebService id="cfdata" wsdl="http://localhost:8500/ProfileTest-debug/cfc/myStuff.cfc?wsdl" useProxy="false">
<mx:operation name="sendData" result="send_Result(event)" fault="send_Fault(event)" />
</mx:WebService>
AS file:
private var getconsent:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection([
{LocationName:'Service A', Contact: 'Bob Jones' },
{LocationName:'Service B', Contact: 'Jane Smith' },
{LocationName:'Service c', Contact: 'Doug Johnson' },
{LocationName:'Service d', Contact: 'John Jackson'}
]);
// Both getconsent and getconsent.source throw same error
cfdata.sendData.send(getconsent.source);
CFC:
<cffunction name="sendData" access="remote" returntype="void">
<cfargument name="getconsent" type="any" required="yes">
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Why don't you use a RemoteObject instead of a WebService?
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I guess because I also got errors trying to set one up and never understood the differences between them?
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The advantage of the RO over WS is less bandwith usage, which means
data coming an going across the wire faster, and better response time
in your app.
I strongly recommend you to use RemoteObjects over WS whenever it's
possible.
Sincerely,
Michael
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Ok, I'll look up how to incorporate them instead. In doing so, can you think of anything that would be skipped or easily missed in regards to setting up my server to handle the RO and/or the LCDS?
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No I don't think so, everything comes already set up already if you're
using CF 8.
Sincerely,
Michael
Sent from my iPhone
El 06/11/2009, a las 11:30, DLCKid <forums@adobe.com> escribió:
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Ok, I'll look up how to incorporate them instead. In doing so, can
you think of anything that would be skipped or easily missed in
regards to setting up my server to handle the RO and/or the LCDS?
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Ok, after further review and attempts, clearly I don't understand RemoteObjects like I thought I would. Are there any tricks to them? What do I need to setup in order for them to work properly? If I have all of my ColdFusion functions contained in a CFC, how to I access them using ROs? Specifically, what are the source values that would work? I'm working on building the application locally on my machine to then later build for deployment on a different web server.
Thanks.
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