I have coupled this method with an editable datagrid to submit each change, and no problem, it rock’s !
But now I have another datagrid with a combobox cellRenderer column (like in this example : http://philflash.inway.fr/flex/dgRendererSimple/srcview/index.html) but the cellRenderer doesn’t fire the PropertyChangeEvent… maybe the affectation is made programmatically ?? I have tried to simulate the event (in the onChange method of the cellRenderer) but no way… any idea to solve that ?

Thanks in advance for any suggestion

public class Test
{
    [Bindable] public var test:Boolean;
}

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var t:Test = new Test();
t.addEventListener("propertyChange", Handler.onPropertyChange);
t.test = true;

You will get and event also… even if your object doesn’t extend event dispatcher. I’ve tested this code Flex Builder 3 Beta 2.

I had created a new project with name ObjectProxy and the applacation name was ObjectProxy too.

So there was a name conflict when the ObjectProxy object was created.

Thanks for your time.

I just double checked with Beta 2 and didn’t see any errors at compile-time or run-time.
Are you sure you’re publishing with the beta 2 SDK and not an earlier version? Also, which version of Flash Player are you using? (if you aren’t sure, I recently added an “About you” page to this site at http://blog.flexexamples.com/about-you/).

Peter

1137: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected no more than 0.

Sorry, I think I only tested using the Flex 3 Beta.

Peter

1137: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected no more than 0.

Even i search in help about the constructor of ObjectProxy class and this it should working, it doesn’t leave to put any arguments in new ObjectProxy object creation.

I ‘m using Flex 2.0.1

package Classes{
	[Bindable]
	public class Users{
		public var UserBadgeID:String = "";
		public var UserEmail:String = "";

		public function Users(){
		}
	}
}