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• XML class server-side it's HORRIBLE help please

  I have worked with XML in AS2, was bad, but I did not complain, in AS3 was perfect, but server side FMS is COMPLETELY HORRIBLE I just can't work with it, I really feel sick, I feel something in the hollow of my stomach, that it is not ment to use. for the first time, I can work only with this if anyone can help me in a forum:

  I have a XML like this:

  < root >

  < Rooms >

  <>room

  Hello < name > < / name >

  < id > 123 / < ID >

  < / room >

  <>room

  < name > normal_room < / name >

  < id > 321 / < ID >

  < / room >

  <>room

  < name > special_room < / name >

  < id > 666 / < ID >

  < / room >

  < / Rooms >

  < / root >

  I loaded it successfully in an XML object, but simply cannot access the 'id' of each 'room' tag in a loop for, I have tried to do this in many means it's not like in AS2. I need help with this, tanks.

  Hello

  Try this code side Server:

  {application.onConnect = function (clientObj)}
  trace ("Connected");
  application.acceptConnection (clientObj);
  application.onNCA (clientObj);
  }

  {application.onNCA = function (clientObj)}
  URL = "http://example.com/example/example.xml";
  trace (URL);
  xmlObj = new XML();
  {xmlObj.onLoad = function (success)}
  trace (Success);
  for {(prop1 in xmlObj.firstChild.childNodes)
  for (prop2 in {xmlObj.firstChild.childNodes [prop1] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0))}
  for (prop3 to {xmlObj.firstChild.childNodes [prop1] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [prop2] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0))}
                     
  If (xmlObj.firstChild.childNodes [prop1] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [prop2] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [prop3] .nodeName == "id") {}
  trace (xmlObj.firstChild.childNodes [prop1] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [prop2] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [prop3] .firstChild. nodeValue);
  }
  }
  }
  }
  }
     
  xmlObj.load (url);
  }

• XML class object.

  Hello.
  I want to create DataGrid with itemReneder for each column.
  
  It is generated inline itemRenderer:
  DataGridColumn.itemRenderer = new ClassFactory (MyCustomClass);
  MyCustomClass - it manually generated class that contains some form elements (TextInput, Combox... e.t.c.)
  
  I want to consturct ItemRenderer dynamics. For this I need to create the class object and send it to itemRenderer:
  var component: DynamicFormClass = new DynamicFormClass();
  var newComponent: Class = component.someMethodWhichWillCreateForm (configData); -This request will display the elements of class that will generate the form that describes in configData
  DatagridColumn.itemRenderer = new ClassFactory (newComponent);
  
  This code is how I see the solvetion of this problem, but it does not work.
  I don't really know how it create answers how and will be very grateful for any decision.
  Thank you.
  
  
  

  Amy Blankenship Merci for the answer, this is not what I need. I found the answer on this question: is the substitution DataGrid ItemRenderer set, method.

• best way to flash to the structure of the site... classes? XML? layer actions?

  I'm doing a website.  The Web site will have several components:

  • a preloader, which will host while content is loading.
  • an external browser, full intro slideshow swf that will work until it is clicked on a menu item and will work again when the user clicks a button 'House' in the main menu.
  • a main menu, which will be accordion style and using some fades of tweenlite/greensock etc..
    
  • several external swf that is loaded based on the user's selection in the main menu.  This will be the "pages" which have different slideshows, text etc..

  
  I learned how to do all of these things since the timeline and with a layer of actionscripts.  Should I be coding this in a document and through xml class?  Is it possible, with the knowledge that I have to do all these components on the line time and an actions layer, to make it more efficient and less load time if I do via a document class / xml?  Can anyone recommend the best way to organize a flash like this site?  I read that the sites should be done through classes with xml and coding not only on the first frame of the timeline; However, I'm not sure what kind of site, it seems to be.  This is a site for a small architecture firm, which will be river photos of the projects, descriptions, etc.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you.

  You use classes to organize your code - and so you can reuse code more easily and you can be as granular as you want - or you can paste all code into a single document class... that would really be better than putting in the timeline... Finally unless you write your code in an external editor like FlashDevelop, which is loads better than writing code in Flash.  You use XML if you need to read some data... whatever it is and want / need to be editable outside of Flash. But you could also just use a database and PHP. It's really a matter of what you are comfortable with. Using external coding and classes are all simply better in every way with a script code... so I'd say just take the leap and learn to do it "right".

• To access the data that is loaded by the XML Loader class

  Hi guys,.

  I have trouble accessing the data loaded by external class.

  Here is my code:

  Main class:

  package {}
  
  import flash.display.MovieClip;
  nucleus of import. XMLLoader;
  
  SerializableAttribute public class Main extends MovieClip {}

  var projectSetupMainMenuXML:Boolean = true;
  
  public void Main() {}
  
  If {(projectSetupMainMenuXML)
  var mainMenuXML = new XMLLoader ("menu.xml");
  }
  }
  }
  }

  XMLLoader class:

  package base {}
  
  import flash.display. *;
  import flash.events. *;
  flash.net import. *;
  
  public class XMLLoader {}
  private var mainMenu:XML;
  private var urlLoader:URLLoader;
  
  public function XMLLoader (mainMenuPath:String) {}
  var urlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest (mainMenuPath);
  urlLoader = new URLLoader();
  urlLoader.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, completeListener);
  urlLoader.load (urlRequest);
  }
  
  private void completeListener(e:Event):void {}
  mainMenu = new XML (urlLoader.data);
  e.target.removeEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, completeListener);
  }
  }
  }

  Now, I want to create another external class (called MainMenu) which will be launched from the main class.

  This class should create the menu based on the loaded XML class.

  My question is, how can I make use of the loaded content through the XMLLoader class within the class MainMenu XML?

  Thank you.

  I think you have to use XMLLoader as a singleton - with the properties and static methods. In this way, you can load XML only once and make available XMl data to any object in the application.

• To access the XML from a different class

  Hi all

  I have a xml class that loads the xml data, I need to access the data of another class. I imported the xml classinto the new class and created a new instance of it. However when I try to access the xml data it come back as null. I understand that it is certainly because when she is called the xml data has not completed loading. How can I get around this?

  XML class:

  package {}
  
  flash.xml import. *;
  import flash.events. *;
  import flash.net. *.
  import flash.display. *.
  
  public class xml extends MovieClip
  {
  public var xmlRequest:URLRequest;
  public var xmlLoader:URLLoader;
  public var xmlImages:XML;
  
  public void xml()
  {
  xmlRequest = new URLRequest ("images.xml");
  xmlLoader = new URLLoader (xmlRequest)
  
  xmlLoader.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, xmlLoaded);
  xmlLoader.load (xmlRequest);
  }
  
  private void xmlLoaded(event:Event):void
  {
  trace (xmlLoader.Data);
  xmlImages = new XML (xmlLoader.data);
  }
  }
  }

  Thanks in advance

  Or even better:

  package {     import flash.events.*;     import flash.net.*;     import flash.xml.*;
  
       public class XMLLoader extends URLLoader     {          public var xmlImages:XML;
  
            public function XMLLoader()          {
  
            }
  
            public function loadXML(url:String):void {               this.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, xmlLoaded);               this.load(new URLRequest(url));          }
  
            private function xmlLoaded(event:Event):void          {               trace(xmlLoader.data);               xmlImages = newXML(this.data);               dispatchEvent(new Event("loadComplete"));          }     }}
  

  Use:

  var xmlLoader:XMLLoader = new XMLLoader();
  xmlLoader.addEventListener ("loadComplete", onXMLLoad);

  xmlLoader.loadXML ("images.xml");

  function onXMLLoad(e:Event):void {}
  trace (xmlLoader.xmlImages);
  }

• Behavior of the XML in Flex vs Flex/AIR class

  Hi, I created a small application without AIR which simply wraps the text value of a TextArea in a XML tags using the XML class (and the 'escape()' function) as shown in the attached code (see "application not PNEUMATIC").
  
  The resulting XML is as follows (when seen in the debugger and recorded by the PHP script):
  < list >
  < element >... .text value of TextArea... < / point >
  < / list >
  
  In my real application, I then sends this via an HTTPService to a PHP script on my server. The PHP script receives the XML code in its entirety, no problem.
  
  When I wrote an equivalent (same code) AIR application (see "AIR Application" in the attached code), the XML formatting becomes (when seen in the debugger and recorded by the PHP script):
  < list >
  & lt; point & gt;... text value of TextArea... & lt; / point & gt;
  < / list >
  
  When you send this through the HTTPService, the parent < list > tag is removed, which causes the PHP script to fail.
  
  Is this a normal behavior and is there a way to get around this? I looked in the forums, but any reference to this strange behavior between AIR and no AIR Flex change is not found.
  
  Anyone else has the same problem?
  
  Thank you
  
  Marc
  
  

  Hi rtalton and thanks for the thoughts. This got me thinking about how the XML class constructor and appendChild methods should be called and found the question.

  It seems that appeal to the "appendChild" method AIR produces a result different than when not in the AIR, which is curious in itself.

  However, I changed my code to be 'good' according to the documentation, and it worked under AIR and airless. Here's what I changed:

  The appendChild method is now called as follows:

  list.appendChild ({escape (taText.text)});

  The quotes have been removed and I'm dealing is no longer the XML as a string.

  So, while I was there, I changed the call to the constructor as follows:

  list = new XML ();

  Same here, no longer treat the XML as a string.

  Thank you

  Marc

• XML parser

  Hello world

  Sorry for my English and thanks to all who read this message.
  I am new to the development of the playbook, I search in the api playbook, but I have not found the answer to my problem.
  Is there a category for the xml parser?

  Thank you for the future response and your help.

  XML is very easy.

  var myxmlstring: String = "Blue';"

  var xml: XML = new XML (myxmlstring);

  From there, you can access such tags (in the example above)

  var value: String = xml.tag;

  var color: String = xml.line@color;

  etc.

  There is good documentation on the XML class.

• How to put back an exported xml file

  Hello

  I want to export a xml file, but well indented. Could you help me?

  I found this 'http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1323539?tstart=0' in our forum, but I want to apply to the prettyPrinting at the exportfile.

  To help you, the lines at the end of my script:

  " myCont = myWorkFolder + ' / ' + myExportNameFile + '_' + myPageName.threedigit () +"_"+ myArticle.threeDigit () + '." Cont.XML';

  myFileCont = new file (myCont);

  xmlElement.exportFile (ExportFormat.xml, myFileCont, false); ".

  Thank you

  The other thread was on the E4X XML class included in Extendscript. You may have about the export of the InDesign structure XML document. It's confusing, but the two things have nothing in common.

  To get what you want, I would apply a transform during export. See http://news.oreilly.com/2008/07/simple-pretty-printing-with-xs.html for a sample .xsl file (that you define in document.xmlExportPreferences.transformFilename, see http://jongware.mit.edu/idcs6js/pc_XMLExportPreference.html )

  Jeff

• 1084 XML syntax error

  Hello

  This is my first post on the forum and I am a new to Flash.

  I got an error that I can't seem to understand the problem on my own, I read through some of the errors 1084 but still could not understand

  I'm me ' 1084: syntax error: expected rightparen before colon "on this line: myXML = new XML(e:target.data);

  And here's the whole code:

  var loader: URLLoader = new URLLoader();

  loader.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, onLoaded);

  var myXML:XML;          Variable that contains the XML class

  function onLoaded (e: Event): void {}

  myXML = new XML(e:target.data);

  }

  Loader.Load (new URLRequest ("names.xml"));

  trace (myXML);

  Thanks in advance

  Cordially Sakujin

  I discovered the mistake, after that I got a help from a friend who did was a colon instead of a conference after XML (e.target.data); instead of XML(e:target.data)

  Thank you to everyone who has visited my post.

• CS5.5 cannot find the XML connector component - which gives

  I'm working on an actionscript file in flash CS5.5 2 and can't find the XML connector component any place. What happened to him?  How are you suppose to get a ride there. Y at - it somewhere I can download the .swc file and install it? convert it to action script 3 is not an option in this case.

  Thank you

  Joel

  with as2, use the xml class.

• create a listener for a custom class?

  I have a custom class that loads a couple of XMLs. I create an instance of this class in another class and I need to know when it is done so that I can then call a function of loading in this class of parent.

  How can I do this?

  pls know me if I need to explain differently.

  Thank you!

  When you create your instance of the class:

  ///////////////////////

  classinstance.addEventListener ("xmlloadingcomplete", f);

  private void f(e:Event):void {}

  //

  }

  ////////////////////

  and in your xml, class loading, loading is complete:

  this.dispatchEvent (new Event ("xmlloadingcomplete"));

• Error XML and IEventDispatcher? also - what is complex XML?

  to begin, I'm still pretty much a newb...

  I'm working with XML on a Flash Builder project. The XML is defined as follows:
  
  [Bindable]
  public var someXML:XML = new XML)
  < someData label "One" >
  < someMoreData >
  ....
  
  I get the following warning:
  
  WARNING: unable to bind to property 'someMoreData' class 'XML' (class is not)
  an IEventDispatcher)
  
  1. what should I do so that the class will be an IEventDispatcher?
  
  2. in addition, I don't know the definition of 'complex XML. Can someone enlighten me
  on who?
  
  Thank you!
  
  Mark

  1. you should probably concatenate your XML together in a string, then create the XML as a new XML (xmlString) object.

  2. If you want to tell a complex content, Adobe docs say the following-

  An XML object is considered as having a simple content or complex content. An XML object that has child nodes is classified as having complex content. An object XML is said to have simple content, if it is one of the following: an attribute, a comment, a processing instruction, or a text node.

  Tire.

  http://livedocs.Adobe.com/Flex/3/HTML/Help.HTML?content=13_Working_with_XML_04.html

  Good luck!

• XML with buttons as2

  OK, we have the parts in a diagram that our customers will have to click on to add to their shopping cart and other things.  the TI guys want set me up an xml file in flash. say, the user clicks on a screw, a javascript 'window' opens with more information on the screw and there will be a few buttons to add to cart and stuff like that. I guess that xml is for information, prices and stuff like that, but what I need to know is...

  What should I do to set up properly? they need to be pimples? video clips? How should I name the buttons? is the name of the file must match the name in the xml file? (I guess it is)

  I already have an xml file that is set up for it. but since this is my first use of XML, I want to make sure I put in place correctly the first time so I don't have to redo a lot.

  Sorry, I know it's a very broad question. but any help would be much appreciated. Thank you! -mitchell

  so, it's a typical application.  you will not be in place the xml file in flash.  you create (and update) of the XML outside flash.

  you install flash to load the xml file and analyze it using the xml class:

  var xml = new XML();

  xml.ignoreWhite = true;

  xml.onLoad = parseXML;

  XML. Load ("yourxml.xml");

  parseXML() {} function

  trace (this);

  analyze your code xml here

  "

• Adding data to XML objects.

  Hello

  I wonder how to add completely new data to the XML data that I hang in a var.

  I am importing XML data in an editor that I've created.  The XML looks like this:

  < itemList_120 >

  < mediaFile order = '1' playTime = '2 ' transIn = transOut '1' = ' 9' > gif.gif < / mediaFile >
  < order = '2' playTime '1' = transIn mediaFile transOut = '6' = "8" > jpg.jpg < / mediaFile >

  < / itemList_120 >

  The code that I put in place to contain the XML data is as follows:

  var theXML:XML;
  var myXML:XMLList;

  function called when the xml file loading is complete
  function onXMLLoaded_120 (e: Event): void {}
  
  a new instance of the xml object
  Check = new XML (e.target.data);
  
  Use the object XMLList to children nodes filter thumbnails
  myXML = theXML.itemList_120;

  etc - and it works for importing the XML file - if I trace (myXML), XML data above are displayed.

  I find that you can change the different parts of the XML data in myXML in this way:

  myXML.mediaFile[1].@playTime = 2

  (which changes the second line of XML code for this: < mediaFile order = "2" "2" = transIn playTime transOut = '6' = "8" > jpg.jpg < / mediaFile >)

  
  

  My question is:

  Rather than change the existing XML data, how to add completely new data?  That is to say, if the var above who held two lines "mediaFile" of XML, how to add or insert a third?

  Thanks for taking a peek at this.

  Shaun

  check the xml class.  There are all the methods you need to add, insert, and delete nodes, attributes, etc.