First, I apologize, this will be an ill posed question. I am willing to pay for a solution, beyond the specifics of the initial query. That said, my dilemma was raised on Stackoverflow with respect to Flex while I'm obviously in need of a Monkey solution.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/730490/how-do-i-get-the-server-endpoint-in-a-running-flex-application
There is more to my problem but first I like to test whether a basic solution works. Essentially, I will need to send a set of strings to be saved on the server.
I was provided the following usage example from another flex application. However, still rather clueless about web related communication and would ultimately have to adapt to the final solution. It's just a matter of sending those strings.
//data is called back using httppost in the mxml
<mx:HTTPService id="EndpointService" url="{endPointUrl}"
method="POST" resultFormat="text"
result="resultHandler(event)" fault="faultHandler(event)"></mx:HTTPService>
//called in the action script as
function CallBack(score1:String, score2:String, score3:String):void
{
TPanel.setVisible(false);
//callback code here
// Params object
var params:Object = {};
params["score1"] = score1;
params["score2"] = score2;
params["score3"] = score3;
//callback to container for stand alone platforms
fscommand("","score1=" + score1 + " score2=" + score2 + " score3=" + score3);
// Send params to end point for remote server/ browser deployment
EndpointService.send(params);
}
//with results and faults used to control navigation or repeat callback
function resultHandler(e:Event):void
{
//if result is confirmed navigate to the next page
//navigateToURL(new URLRequest(_finalButtonUrl), '_parent');
theStack.selectedIndex=3; // change the stack order
NavigateButton.setVisible(true);
}
function faultHandler(e:Event):void
{
//if data bounces repeat the callback
CallBack("0", "null", OutputString);
}
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