Re: instanceof validation error on checking value obects from server

the only times ive been suffering from that today is where i didnt have 
any references to the AS2 vo's in my code.

I had imports for them, but because they were always coming from the 
server, i never actually referenced one directly or instantiated one in 
the AS code.

it might not be the case for you, but its worth trying just putting a

var ct:com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate;

somewhere in your code.

if its not that, i'll have a deeper look.

thanks

martin

'quite exciting this computer magic'

Jonathan Thompson wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am currently working on a project with openAMF, and any input on this 
> problem would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Jonathan
> 
> Here is our situation.We are successfully sending data to and from our 
> server via openAMF. Using the following code, I can walk the objects 
> properties and get name/value pairs.
> 
>        var item = result.result;
> 
>        for(var prop in item)
>        {
>            TRACE(Flashout.DEBUG + prop + ": " + item[prop]);          }
> 
> However, when I attempt to validate the object's class type in Flash 
> like so:
> 
> TRACE(Flashout.DEBUG + "item instanceof 
> com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate: " + (item instanceof 
> com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate));
> 
> and Flash returns false every time. This happens for any object or 
> collection of objects we send across. We are sometimes taking a result 
> set collection of objects and setting it as a data provider to a 
> mx.controls.DataGrid component. The data will appear in the datagrid, 
> however, because it is not the class type that the datagrid is 
> expecting, the datagrid renders the data, but quits responding to any 
> click or change events. The only way I have been able to get our data to 
> work is to manually parse the server response and manually create and 
> populate the corresponding value object. Once I have completed that 
> process, the datagrid will render data properly and respond to events 
> normally.
> 
> All AS2 value objects are being successfully registered via the 
> Object.registerClass(remoteObject, localObject); function.


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