Flex and .NET Application using HTTPService

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I want to know about the HTTPService through which we can create an application for sending and receiving data, and the flow of data from flex to .NET and then back to flex.
I also want to show that data to the datagrid component in flex.
I want all the files .aspx, .xml, .mxml etc. and the steps I need to follow.

Please send me code and flow as early as possible because this is my first HTTPService application.

Posted 3-Mar-11 20:48pm

Sagar Rawal

Updated 3-Mar-11 21:48pm

Dalek Dave

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Sandeep Mewara 4-Mar-11 2:57am

Did you try anything at all?

This is your *first* application and you are already asking for code! :doh:

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**Dalek Dave** · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-03T21:50:00

Solution 1

Hand the money back.
Obviously you have taken on a task that you cannot do, and no-one here will hand this to you on a plate.
Show the work you have done so far and ask about the bit you are stuck on.
People will help with that.

Or, alternatively, buy a book and read up on it.

Posted 3-Mar-11 21:50pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Mar-11 1:22am

Damn, who is that idiot voted 3 for this Answer?
My 5.
(A vote of 3 changed to 1. Why after my comment? It tells me something, because I just got the vote of one on my Answer after that (see my reference below, this is most recent post of OP).
Wow! I suspect OP does that. Very nice...)
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Mar-11 1:26am

By the way, would you take a second and look at all three posts of OP, especially the most recent one about "same day". This is something special. OP looks like a super-ultra-mega master of incorrect question. I rarely so such concentration of talent.
--SA