Web Service Object Collections

So I was hoping someone could help me out with this. I have a
web service running server side which returns a collection of
product objects as a search result. I can databind the event.result
from the web service to a datagrid and review the contents of the
collection of the objects. What I would like to do is populate
product objects inside of flex off the collection return.
A trace of event.result reveals
[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object
Object],[object Object]
1. Is there an equivlent to a .net
Collections.ObjectModel.Collection class in flex?
2. How can i loop through the results of the event.result to
populate a collection of these objects either as a collection or
arraycollection in flex?
Thanks for checking this out, help me if you can!!!
-Ryan

Figured this out,
trace(event.result[0].ProductName);
Breakdown: event.result [ArrayPossition] .
ObjectProperty

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