1.5 is now in edge / trunk. We changed so much I don’t have a comprehensive change-log for you. The first thing to check out with 1.5 is the configuration file. Enjoy! -Aaron
Martin said,
So how exactly do I get at 1.5? I don’t see an edge/trunk directory in the svn repo…
aaron said,
for general SVN:
svn checkout http://rubyamf.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
rails installer:
ruby script/plugin install http://rubyamf.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/rubyamf
Neer Friedman said,
Hi Aaron !
Great work, I found a small thing to fix in the RubyamfController, change:
amf_response = if request.env['CONTENT_TYPE'].to_s.match(/x-amf/)
headers['Content-Type'] = “application/x-amf”
RailsGateway.new.service(request.raw_post) #send the raw data throught the rubyamf gateway and create the response
else
welcome_screen_html # load in some stub html
end
#render the AMF
send_data(amf_response, :type => ‘application/x-amf’)
to:
amf_response = if request.env['CONTENT_TYPE'].to_s.match(/x-amf/)
headers['Content-Type'] = “application/x-amf”
RailsGateway.new.service(request.raw_post) #send the raw data throught the rubyamf gateway and create the response
else
welcome_screen_html # load in some stub html
end
#render the AMF
send_data(amf_response, :type => ‘application/x-amf’)
this way the gateway html will work when you try to access it with a normal browser request.
Sonny said,
Quick question:
I am sending back a query for a datagrid dataprovider.
I thought I would be able to do this:
dg.dataProvider = re.result //re being the ResultEvent
do I have to do a re.result as ArrayCollection? I thought that I wouldn’t have to do any type casting since its an AMF object?
Thanks.
aaron said,
@sonny,
Check out the “Use Array Collection” section in the rubyamf configuration. This will send back array collections. Otherwise you get an array.
The reason you have to cast it (dg.dataProvider = Array(re.result)) is because the “result” property on the ResultEvent is typed as an object so that any result can be placed in it.
-Aaron
aaron said,
the rubyamf controller fix should be:
amf_response = if request.env['CONTENT_TYPE'].to_s.match(/x-amf/)
headers['Content-Type'] = “application/x-amf”
RailsGateway.new.service(request.raw_post) #send the raw data throught the rubyamf gateway and create the response
else
headers['Content-Type'] = “text/html”
welcome_screen_html # load in some stub html
end
#render the AMF
send_data(amf_response, :type => headers['Content-Type'], :disposition=>’inline’)
Sonny said,
Aaron,
So I uncommented the following:
ClassMappings.use_array_collection = true
and restart mongrel. It still looks like it is coming over as an Array.
Is there somewhere I need to change?
Thanks.
aaron said,
You also should cast to ArrayCollection specifically. myDP = re.result as ArrayCollection
Sonny said,
yeah I already did that..this is what I have:
:ROR
def list
@users= User.find_all_users
#render 
ml => @users.to_xml(:dasherize => false)
render :amf => @users
end
:FLEX
:actionscript
private function listResultHandler(re:ResultEvent):void {
trace(”Got result:” + re.result);
dg_user.dataProvider = re.result as ArrayCollection;
}
:datagrid
Sonny said,
sorry to bother you but i feel real close in getting this working…
So this:
private function listResultHandler(re:ResultEvent):void {
trace(”Got result:” + re.result);
userArrayCol = re.result as ArrayCollection;
trace(userArrayCol);
}
gives me this in the flex builder debugger:
Got result:[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
null
I turned off use_array_collection since it wasn’t really helping. But I should be able to cast Array into an ArrayCollection…right?
aaron said,
yeah that’s right. I’m not sure what the “null” is in there. that’s interesting. but yea you’re stuff looks fine. what’s the problem?
Sonny said,
Its weird…when I cast the amf response the response disappears. I try to get a length and it returns null.
I can do a length on the re.result but not after the cast.
Neer Friedman said,
sonny:
When you try to cast the re.result to ArrayCollection you need to do it with:
dg_user.dataProvider = new ArrayCollection(re.result);
** Notice the ‘new’ directive **
Sonny said,
1118: Implicit coercion of a value with static type Object to a possibly unrelated type Array.
Looks like the ArrayCollection is expecting an Array object…
Neer Friedman said,
No problem, just tell him:
dg_user.dataProvider = new ArrayCollection(re.result as Array);
and make sure you really do send an array from the ruby side.
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