Parsley Dynamic Command & Dynamic Object for Soap web services

Hi,
    <fx:Declarations>
        <s:CallResponder id="getSearchEngineForReferencePageResult"/>
        <lawpadcommunicationservicesport:LawPadCommunicationServicesPort id="lawPadCommunicationServicesPort"
                                                                         result="lawPadCommunicationServicesPort_resultHandler(event)"
                                                                         fault="Alert.show(event.fault.faultString + '\n' + event.fault.faultDetail)" showBusyCursor="true"/>
        <s:CallResponder id="getBasePathForFileDownLoadResult"/>
        <lawpadcommunicationservicesport:LawPadCommunicationServicesPort id="RefLawPadCommunicationServiceGetBasePath"
                                                                         result="RefLawPadCommunicationServiceGetBasePath_resultHandler(event)"
                                                                         fault="Alert.show(event.fault.faultString + '\n' + event.fault.faultDetail)" showBusyCursor="true"/>
        <s:CallResponder id="getXmlPathLinkResult"/>
        <xmlpathcommunicationport:XmlPathCommunicationPort id="xmlPathCommunicationPort"
                                                           fault="Alert.show(event.fault.faultString + '\n' + event.fault.faultDetail)" showBusyCursor="true"/>
    </fx:Declarations>

Hi,
I am new to Parsley.....
Can u refer me some link to understand all features of Parsley.
Mainly Dynamic Command and object for soap web services....
I am in confused state with the usage of dynamic command and object for Soap web services.
<fx:Declarations>
        <s:CallResponder id="getSearchEngineForReferencePageResult"/>
        <lawpadcommunicationservicesport:LawPadCommunicationServicesPort id="lawPadCommunicationServicesPort"
                                                                           result="lawPadCommunicationServicesPort_resultHandler(event)"
                                                                           fault="Alert.show(event.fault.faultString + '\n' + event.fault.faultDetail)" showBusyCursor="true"/>
        <s:CallResponder id="getBasePathForFileDownLoadResult"/>
        <lawpadcommunicationservicesport:LawPadCommunicationServicesPort id="RefLawPadCommunicationServiceGetBasePath"
                                                                            result="RefLawPadCommunicationServiceGetBasePath_resultHandler(event) "
                                                                           fault="Alert.show(event.fault.faultString + '\n' + event.fault.faultDetail)" showBusyCursor="true"/>
        <s:CallResponder id="getXmlPathLinkResult"/>
        <xmlpathcommunicationport:XmlPathCommunicationPort id="xmlPathCommunicationPort"
                                                            fault="Alert.show(event.fault.faultString + '\n' + event.fault.faultDetail)" showBusyCursor="true"/>
</fx:Declarations>
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> A Flash developer who is attempting to use Flash to
access a SOAP web service
> provided on one of our servers says we need to add a
crossdomain.xml file to
> our server listing their domain as an acceptable source.
The SOAP service
> simply accepts some data and returns a status. It
doesn't make sense to me
> that we would need to provide a crossdomain.xml file. If
we did, all web
> services all over the Internet would have to do the same
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> them.
>
> If I am correct and the file is not necessary, then what
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> Flash, but I do know some sort of security configuration
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weak in writing program. Anyone can tell me how to do it step by step?
I need you help,thank you!

This could be a quite difficult application or we could simplify this by using the Lookout Web Client. The Lookout Web Client will create the HTML file and you can either use an Apache Web Server or you can install Internet Information Services which is a Windows add-on and do all of this without programming. For such a complicated setup, I would contact a NI engineer and discuss options before moving forward.
Regards,
Robert Jackson
Application Engineer

SOAP, Web Service Interaction using Flex 2

A Web Service exists on the local computer. It is a .NET
Framework web service (SOAP) running under IIS. It commences with a
demand for three parameters. One fills in the form and presses a
button on the form and is returned an XML file with vital data
necessary for future web service transactions that will involve
SQL-form queries and XML responses. Actions that Flex 2 is required
to perform: 1) submit a URI and receive a form, 2) POST a response
to the form and receive an XML file, 3) submit a query, 4) reformat
an XML file to remove irrelevant data and to make a Flex 2 data
provider happy so that a chart can be displayed. I assume Flex 2
can do all these things and it is just a matter of knowing how.

Your description is a bit confusing. The webservice in
question has a single method that takes three parameters, and
returns a FORM? What are the three parameters, and what, exactly,
do you mean by "form".
When I hear "form", I usually think of an HTML form with text
input fields, comboboxes, radio buttons, etc. But, in general,
properly developed webservices do not return UI elements (such as
text input fields, comboboxes, and radio buttons). They are
typically only used as a communication method in the model layer,
where they return datasets or process responses. And the view layer
(in this case, Flex) is responsible for building any UI elements
that collect data for the interaction with the webservice.
But, okay, let's say, for some odd reason, this webservice
returns a form (as I am thinking of the term). What format is this
form in? I personally can't think of a readily available method
that could display this form with a Flex app, but maybe I'm missing
something. Or is it that, by "form", you mean something completely
different, like a second method in the webservice that receives
posted data? What is actually returned in your step #1?
Step #2 is a cinch. Simply create an HTTPService tag (or in
script, create URLLoader and URLRequest objects) in your app that
posts the appropriate data to the appropriate webservice URL with
the appropriate method. In the callback handler function for that
webservice call, a (properly formatted) XML response will be
converted automatically to a "Flex-friendly" data object, which you
can easily parse apart to build your SQL as necessary.
Step #3, again, where do you submit the query to? A third
method in the webservice? If so, it would be just like #2 above.
And the response data would, again, be automatically converted into
a Flex data object.
Step #4 would probably be accomplished more by manipulating
the Flex data object rather than any reformatting of the XML.
Simply loop through the object and remove irrelevant children/data.
Then set a bindable variable to the cleaned data object, and have
your chart bound to that variable.
There are many many examples on the web. Just search for
'flex "mx:HTTPService"' or similar. And take a look through
LiveDocs for [Bindable] for step #4.

Problem updating a SOAP Web Service with ArrayCollection

Hello,
I am having issues POST'ing an ArrayCollection to a C# Web
Method. Here's how I have my application set up:
I have a DataGrid in my application and set the dataProvider
to be the result object of a Web Service operation. I set the
DataGrid's editable property to "true" and would like to be able to
edit the data and send off the DataGrid's dataProvider as the
parameter for the Web Method. If I edit the first row of the
DataGrid and trigger the operation, it gets saved just fine. If I
try to edit any other row this way, it keeps sending the same
packet (as verified by a packet sniffer) not allowing me to update
any other row. It seems the Web Service is sending the first 255
characters of the serialized ArrayCollection.
My questions are: why is this happening?
and
How can I fix this?
Here is the request of my Web Service operation:
<mx:request xmlns="">
<GlossaryTerms>
{GlossaryArrayCollection}
</GlossaryTerms>
</mx:request>
This is the definition of GlossaryArrayCollection:
[Bindable]
public var GlossaryArrayCollection:ArrayCollection = new
ArrayCollection();
Here is the SOAP packet that the C# Web Method is expecting:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<soap12:Envelope xmlns:xsi="
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xsd="
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:soap12="
http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope">
<soap12:Body>
<GlossaryUpdate xmlns="">
<GlossaryTerms>
<Glossary cID="int" cDeleted="boolean" cTerm="string"
cDefinition="string" cURL="string" cPublic="boolean"
cRowVersion="string"/>
<Glossary cID="int" cDeleted="boolean" cTerm="string"
cDefinition="string" cURL="string" cPublic="boolean"
cRowVersion="string" />
</GlossaryTerms>
</GlossaryUpdate>
</soap12:Body>
</soap12:Envelope>
Thanks to anyone for their help.
Brian Cary

Where exactly you are seeing this error? possible for you share the screenshot?
Execution failed: These policy alternatives can not be satisfied:
{http://docs.oasis-open.org/ws-sx/ws-securitypolicy/200702}SupportingTokens

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