This video shows how to connect to a simple SOAP based web service and display the results on some visual components. It is easy to follow along. You can download the server from http://www.web2open.org/courses.html.
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Tuesday, August 04, 2009
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Nice, clean example. It would be nice if you had added a fault handler as well, too many people seem to take example code and use it in their apps without thinking about errors.
ReplyDeleteAgree. I did the error handling for the REST example but the concepts are basically the same. SOAP faults are actually already handled in the written AS3 code if you check the AS3 classes built by the wizard. IN Flash Builder 4, the error handling is done much more robustly.
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