Aug
22
2008
Don't Flex your G-String
Posted by Joe Rinehart at 2:56 PM
3 comments - Categories:
Flex and Java
Just a note: if you use a Groovy String to send a string back to Flex via AMF (for example, 'return "My class name is ${this.class.name}"'), it will not be properly cast to an AS3 string unless you're doing so on a property of type "String" on an object you've set up as a RemoteClass. Instead, it shoes up in Flex as an Object because it goes over the wire as a GStringImpl.
Oh, c'mon, what did you think this post was about?
Thinkpad T60 battery wrote on 11/19/08 4:25 AM
Groovy String now is not work in the object?