By using class mappings you can map an ActionScript class to a .NET class.

using Object.registerClass

In the .NET code you should have a Full Type name (fully qualified class name) equivalent with the symbolID.

Example (form pizzaservice):


Object.registerClass("com.ariaware.pizza.vo.OrderVO", OrderVO);


class com.ariaware.pizza.vo.OrderVO
{
    var name:String;
    var orders:Array;

    //Constructor
    function OrderVO ()
    {
    }
    ...
}

on the server-side we have an "OrderVO" class in the "com.ariaware.pizza.vo" namespace

namespace com.ariaware.pizza.vo
{
    public class OrderVO
    {
        string _name;
        IList _orders;

        public OrderVO()
        {
        }

        public string name
        {
            get{ return _name; }
            set{ _name = value; }
        }

        public IList orders
        {
            get{ return _orders; }
            set{ _orders = value; }
        }
    }
}


 

using web.config file

Note: use this option only if for some reason the previous option cannot be applied

<classMappings>
    <classMapping>
        <type>.Net class name</type>
        <customClass>ActionScript class name</customClass>
    </classMapping>
</classMappings>


Note: "classMappings" section name is important as defines the "classMappings" config handler class ( this handler will read the mappings)
Note: <type> tag is your .NET class full type name
Note: <customClass> tag is your ActionScript class full type name