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Chapter 1: Getting Started
The Service constructor both establishes the gateway URL and creates a reference to the
remote service that is being accessed. The Service constructor passes the following parameters
in this order:
■
The gatewayUrl, which in this case is
"http://localhost:8100/flashservices/
gateway".
■
The Log, which is optional. For information about the Log, see the Log class in the Flash
Remoting ActionScript Dictionary.
■
The name of the service you are accessing, which is
myServiceName
in this case.
■
The last two parameters, which have
null
values in this case, are a Connection object and a
Responder object. For more information on these parameters, see the Service class in the
Flash Remoting ActionScript Dictionary.
Note:
The next step describes an alternate way to create a reference to a service in the new API.
6.
Invoke a service method and establish result and fault handler methods.
//
Old API
// invoke a service method
catalogService.getCategories();
function getCategories_Result(result)
{
category_array = result;
for (i=0; i< category_array.length; i++)
{
category_cb.addItem( category_array[i].name,
category_array[i].categoryId);
}
category_cb.setSelectedIndex(0);
}
function getCategories_Status(fault)
{
// do something here
}
//
New API
// call getCategories service function and set the responder property of the
// PendingCall object (implied here) that is returned by the service
// function call. Sets the responder property with a RelayResponder object
// that specifies the result handling method (“gotCatResults”) and fault
// handling method (“gotCatStatus”) for the outcome returned by the service
// function.
myService.getCategories().responder = new RelayResponder(this,
"gotCatResults", "gotCatStatus");
function gotCatResults(result:ResultEvent)
{
