Receiving ObjectProxy

[mark goldin <ma...@gmail.com>]

I am getting data from the server using Remoting. The code stopped working
and when I checked I noticed that it's casting that fails. further analysis
showed that instead of getting an object of a type I was casting to I am
getting a type of ObjectProxy. Why would I be getting ObjectProxy in a
first place?

Thanks for help.

Re: Receiving ObjectProxy

[Alex Harui <ah...@adobe.com>]

If there is no registered class alias you get an object proxy.
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mark goldin <ma...@gmail.com> wrote:


I am getting data from the server using Remoting. The code stopped working
and when I checked I noticed that it's casting that fails. further analysis
showed that instead of getting an object of a type I was casting to I am
getting a type of ObjectProxy. Why would I be getting ObjectProxy in a
first place?

Thanks for help.

Re: Receiving ObjectProxy

[CodeGirl <Mi...@yahoo.com>]

Also, check to see if there is only one record.   I discovered some time ago
when I ask for a list from my web service but there was only one result
instead of a list that it failed.   And so I had to test to see the result
was a list or not.   If it was not a list, then I had to use the
event.result and assign each value to the object.

			dataList = new ArrayCollection();
			if (event.result != null)
			{
				if (event.result is ArrayCollection)
				{
					dataList = getAsResult.lastResult;
				}
				else
				{
					dataList.addItem(toDTO(event.result));
				}
			}
		}
		
		public function toDTO(o:Object):ADTO
		{
			var thisDTO:ADTO = new ADTO();
			thisDTO.id = o.id;
			thisDTO.name = o.name;
			return thisDTO;
		}



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