Run the function swap State

Hi all.

I have a small program that I encountered a problem on.

IM using the following HTTPService to get a value from an XML file.

"< mx:HTTPService id = 'State' result =" handleState (event) "url =" change.xml "method ="POST">
< mx:request xmlns = "" >
< dataDumping >
{dataDump}
< / dataDumping >
< / mx:request >
< / mx:HTTPService >

I then use the following function to process the result.

private void handleState(event:ResultEvent):void
{
currentState = event.result.state;
}

This works very well, if I change the value in the XML file, the application changes the State being viewed to anyone currently using the application.

The only problem I am facing now, do I want a State to automatically redirect a Web site.

For example, I have a State labeled 'Finish', so when I have this entry in the XML file, the application automatically changes state by State "Finish."  This works very well, but how can I work in the automatic rerouting?

I know that this is the code to treat links URL etc.

click = "navigateToURL (new URLRequest ("http://www.google.com/' "),"_self")" "

Although I see not to run.

Any ideas?

Hello

Maybe I'm bored of what you do, but wouldn't it be something like this...

private void handleState(event:ResultEvent):void
{

If (event.result.state == 'finished')

navigateToURL (new URLRequest ("http://www.google.com/"), "_self")

on the other

currentState = event.result.state;
}

David

Tags: Flex

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  DISK_READS_TH         NUMBER,
  BUFFER_GETS_TH        NUMBER,
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                                 WAIT_   WAIT_          COUNT_  COUNT_
                         DB_    COUNT_  COUNT_  TOTAL_ PERCENT PERCENT
SNAP                     RE        LE_     GT_   WAIT_    _LE_    _GT_
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---- ------------------- ----- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------
 397 2/9/2012 2:02:39 PM NO       3311   16261   19572   16.92   83.08
 398 2/9/2012 2:35:03 PM NO      10040   11499   21539   46.61   53.39
 399 2/9/2012 5:02:22 PM YES    111137  113916  225053   49.38   50.62
 400 2/9/2012 5:32:21 PM NO       5880    5047   10927   53.81   46.19
 401 2/9/2012 6:02:21 PM NO       1342    3004    4346   30.88   69.12

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