According to Manan question.. why then do most ppl insert the
[RemoteClass()] in their code if it is not really necessary? or when is it necessary and when is it not needed?

http://programmaremobile.blogspot.com/2009/10/java-and-amf-by-as3-in-flash.html

The problem is that OpenAMF supports only the AMF0 format, that is old. I don’t like to use older version of a tecnologies

var currentColumn:int = i -(currentRow * numColumns);
“”aSpinners[i]= new Spinner(i);”"
gameScreen.addChild(aSpinners[i]);
aSpinners[i].x=currentColumn*hSpace;
aSpinners[i].y=currentRow*vSpace;

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-Jens

For some reason the flash side is not reaching the java class, the UserVO object is never filled…

Please help!!!

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package com.cerebrum.utils {

import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent
import mx.controls.Alert;

public class Result {

[Embed("/assets/images/dialog-information.png")]
public var IconDialogInformation:Class;

public function Result(event:ResultEvent,MyObject:Object):void {
Alert.show(“teste”, “teste”, 4, null, null, IconDialogInformation);
}

}

}

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I as follows

import Result;

Result(event, meuobjeto);

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Is presented in the following error flex builder

1137: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected no more than 1.

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How should I inform the function that actually has 2 parameters?

you’re right – it seems that the meta tag named RemoteClass is needed for Flex only instead using
registerClassAlias(“com.mydomain.vo.MyServerSideVO”, MyFlashVO);

Using Flash you have to use the registerClassAlias method mentioned above without the metag [RemoteClass(alias="com.mydomain.vo.MyServerSideVO")]. The Flash IDE compiler ignores this metatag.

Thanks for your hint!

-sectore

I was playing around with this example and I removed this line from my code and still everything works fine for me. I can send and receive object from server even without this line.

Can anyone explain me why do we need to put this line in our code and what exactly it does ?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Manan