I am trying to connect my flex app to a CFC I have which calls a method. It's to test a login control, and when i put the correct credentials in, it comes back with the error: "SOAP Response cannot be decoded. Raw response: ".
I have code that was written in Actionscript 3.0 that sends a request for information to a php file which sends a XML response back.
Now I'm trying to adapt an old program using Actionscript 2.0 to send a similar request to the same php file and I'm unable to get access to the XML string :
I opened up the debugger and I see my XML data on the names column under the this pointer, in the locals tab. My data is there but is inaccessible to me. Something has definitely gone wrong
Here's the code to begin the request
Code: { reply_lv = new LoadVars(); send_lv = new LoadVars(); // load these vars
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I tried to fill in IsLoggedInCallback with a bunch of code to extract the XML but it was all garbage and I felt it wouldn't be much help if I left that code there.
I have a flash image slider with a button below each image. When i press that button, the user is redirected to a new page where i add that image product to my cart.
The problem is that after doing the adding, i want to redirect the user back to the initial page.
I need to make any request to this url and get Http Rewspons header (like this one:HTTP/1.0 200 OKContent-type: video/x-flvCache-Control: no-cacheI do not need reponse body at all. After I get header need to emmidiatly close connection to that url (so stop to obtain data from it)
I'm doing a form for a website but flash is not getting the response that is suppose to from the php file. When i go to the php file with
Code: navegateToURL
the browser shows the the correct values, which means that is getting the info from the as3 class correctly. The problem is getting the response back to let the user know that everything is done.
Actionscript Code: listener.onComplete = function(file:FileReference):Void{filename = file.name;var sender_lv:LoadVars = new LoadVars();sender_lv.filename = filename;var reciever_lv:LoadVars = new LoadVars();reciever_lv.onLoad =
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It uploads a text file to my server (I'm running the .swf file locally) and it works. But I need to load the contents of the file into my program, and when I do the special norwegian characters "� � �" turns into jibberish. So I wrote a script to change the encoding, but when I send the filename to the .php file, I don't get a response.
I have built a simple contact form that sends t an email address via a php script. This works fine, (message detalis are sent as URLVariables, which are the data property of a URL Request whose method is set to POST). The PHP script returns a boolean value to confirm that the details have been successfully forwarded to the mail server:
I need to create a function which checks for the existance of a word within an answer... and if the answer contains the'keyword' then it is deemed as correct..For example, if my keyword is 'dalton' I would like to accept any answer which contains 'dalton', for example :the four daltons, Daltons Weekly, the dalton, whatever else dalton might say..
I have built a simple flex application (using BlazeDS) which displays "Person" details by invoking a java service using flex remoting. So, my Person class looks something like this:
class Person { public int age; public String name; }
As a java developer, here is my understanding: When I run the front flex app in my webapp, an RPC call is executed and BlazeDS does the hard work of invoking the right method, obtaining the result as an object, converting the object to AMF format (serialization). And, then the web/app server sends back this response to the requesting app over http. The flex app now does the task of deserializing the object received in AMF format and somehow make use of it.
Here is my question: I would like to modify the response before it reaches the Flex application by modifying the attributes of the person object. I have a Filter in place to do this. However, I am not sure as to how I would deserialize the AMF stream, modfiy the object, serialize the object back into the stream / reconstruct the stream somehow.
Is there a way to doing this? Where should I start? If the question was too confusing, here is a shorter version: How do I modify the response stream of content type AMF-X, before it reaches a flex app using a java filter?
I'm writing a google gdata API client in Flash/AS2 (sadly, moving to AS3 is not an option at this time). Logging in via ClientLogin works fine but subquent requests will return a 302 redirect that includes a gsessionid I am supposed to include with future requests to avoid the 302s.
Flash/AS2, AFAIK, does not allow me to actually query an http error response body in any way, so there's no way for me to actually see this gsessionid after the 302 is returned. Is there a gdata api call which will return me a valid gsessionid inside an HTTP 200 response if I already have a valid GoogleLogin auth token, or is this not possible without a man-in-the-middle proxy?
I have an asp page that loads a response " user=exists " everytime I try to update a database record (when of course the record already exists!) How can I handle this response with AS3 in Flash?
I feel like I must be doing this wrong. I've got a function that is supposed to construct a query based on an API's description of available fields. Here's what I've got:
var query_fields = getQueryFieldsFor(sobject_name); Need query fields for the next statement, which actually does the query
public function getQueryFieldsFor(sObject:String):String{ //helper function to get queryfields for given sobject var queryFields:String = '';
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I know this doesn't work, and I think I understand why. However, I keep running into this type of issue and I believe I'm just thinking about it/designing it wrong. So what's a better pattern here?
I m using URLLoader to send a post request. The server returns HTTP code 404 in case the parameters are wrong, and puts the error message in the response body.Get resoinse body when URLLoader gets 404
The problem is that if the response has code 404, the IOError listener is called and I can't see the body of the response.
Is there a way to tell the URLLoader to ignore HTTP codes and always call the Completed listener?
Or maybe there is a way to get the response body in the IOError listener throw the IOErrorEvent? I couldn't find such a way.
I have a multiple choice quiz that needs to have a sound played with each response. So if the user selects the correct response, they get the ding sound. If the user selects the incorrect answer they get a buzzer sound.
I'm writing URLRequests to the server (to return XML). The code works fine. I'm able to retrieve and use the XML. The problem is that (at least in the development environment) the Flash player caches the response. The result is that subsequent requests of the same URL don't hit the server. This is a problem as I'm developing the server side scripts and they're not perfect the first time :-). Is there a way to: 1. clear the cache, or 2. tell Flash not to cache results?
I have created a Mahjong solitaire game in which 144 tiles are laid out on the stage, variably stacked up to four levels. You find two matching tiles that have free sides and have no tile sitting on top of them, click them both, and they are removed. Object is to remove all of them.
My problem is that I'm getting about a one second lag when I click the second of two matching tiles. I'm pretty certain that the bottleneck is in the functions that get called when any tile is clicked, that determine if it's free on one side and above. I have never "stepped through" or otherwise debugged before. Is there a way for me to step through my code and get some indication of what the specific problem is?
I have this really weird problem. I'm making several calls to different php files (located on another server with crossdomain.xml changed so that it is allowed) and need to receive some response back in flash and work with the data received.The first call is done by the following code:
ActionScript Code:var urlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest("http://otherserver.com/assign.php"); var loader2:URLLoader = new URLLoader();
I'm running app in air. When I'm trying to print the print manager window show up, i choose printer and click 'ok' and nothing happens. Printer icon showup for few seconds but have no print tasks. Of course it's not becouse of the printer managar (it works fine when printing from e.g. word).My code looks like this:
I am a Flash novice using the Flash Quiz template and trying to create multiple conditional incorrect feedback responses for each question. Currectly the array only has one asset dedicated to providing feedback for an incorrect response. Is there a quick and easy way to add two more conditional incorrect feedback responses?
Ok, so I got this flash guest book that sends the name/message to the .asp script. The .asp script puts the name/message nicely into a .txt file. How do I use the response from the .asp to trigger something in my actionscript?
Ok, first of all I'm new to all of this as I'm just doing some parttime work. I'm trying to make a drag and drop game where the images (imported and made into movie clips with instance names "peg1 - peg7") are to be dragged onto targets (images, made into movie clips with instance names "targetpeg1-targetpet7").[code]
I am trying to figure out the encoding of the below post response text. I thought it was amf, but not I am not sure. Please help me identify the encoding type and if you may, show me how to decode the response.
I am in the process of writing an application in Flex 3.3, using the Cairngorm framework, for deployment as an AIR application. The application heavily utilizes RemoteObject services to get data from a web server.Each of my service delegates extends a common class which provides a method for calling service methods on the RemoteObject.So, where I previously usedServiceLocator.getInstance().getRemoteObject('myService').myOperation.send();I instead usethis.send('myOperation', 'myService');I use this method instead of calling the RemoteObject operations directly because this method adds another, global, responder to the operation call. This extra responder analyses data in the headers of reponse from the server.
Or at least it should -- this is where the problem is. In the result data (event as mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent) the headers property is always null despite the headers definitely being sent from the server.
In my Flex Application I am receiving Unicode result from back end ( web service) an displaying it in Flex Label component Eg. Response string = [u8868u7af9uff5eFulfillment
I am binding response to label component When I am displaying it in label its not showing me Japanese character .Storing this information in properties file works
I've been able to figure out how to call the Flickr API with the Adobe Lib and get a response...I can get the description, id, etc. But now I'm trying to figure out how to load in the actual photo and add it to the stage.
function loadStartingPhoto():void { service.addEventListener(FlickrResultEvent.PHOTOS_GET_INFO, handlePhotoGetInfo);[code]....
I'm starting to think that in order to pull in the actual photo, I need to get it by way of a URLRequest. But that's not how any of the other tutorials are doing it... or maybe they are...
I'm making a multiplayer flash game where at a 'table' more than two players will be playing. Its turn based. Using zendAMF can the server response be made to wait till the player whose turn it is has made his move, so that it will appear to be real time?
I don't want to use polling since I read that it is not a very good practice. Instead can this method work? Lets say its player A's turn and the other players B,C,D are waiting. Their flash clients send a request to the server to get any updates. Instead of responding immediately can the server wait till player A has made his move and then send its response containing player A's move details to other players B,C,D?
Edit: Added image.Found the name of this method. Its called Long polling. So can Long polling be done with PHP webserver running apache and using a flash client which sends the requests?This is how the other players waiting players B,C,D are expected to be treated.