Comments on Flex in the City: AsyncTokenWrapper

I've just started playing with commands and st...

2010-02-05T23:40:20.322Z

I've just started playing with commands and started thinking about how to achieve exactly this. Thanks for writing it up.

I'd be quite interested to see your neater implementation also; is it some point yet? :)

Or, if you're using an HTTPService, you can su...

2010-01-28T22:46:36.574Z

Or, if you're using an HTTPService, you can subclass the SerializationFilter class, which is quite a clean way of doing this - I'm currently using this for a REST service that needs to format not just the response, but the request also.

Yup, that's a nice enhancement. I've actua...

2010-01-24T06:51:51.241Z

Yup, that's a nice enhancement. I've actually moved on from this implementation now as I didn't really like having to extend AsyncToken in this way. I have a neater implementation which I'll blog about at some point but your point is still valid with the new way I'm doing things.

Thanks for the comment.

One enhancement i'd recommend is putting the r...

2010-01-24T06:44:26.245Z

One enhancement i'd recommend is putting the resultProcessingFunction call within a try/catch statement so that custom processors can throw errors or faults and the asyncTokenWrapper can dispatch them as FaultEvents through the onFault method