Side note: You might want to fix the keyDown typo (should be lower case “k”). It took me a while to figure out why the code pasted from here didn’t work for me!

Reading through the docs and seeing that you can use a regular object instead of an instance of EndPoint makes me wonder…exactly what benefit (added features) are there to using this class? Too bad we can’t look at the class code :(

I’ve just been browsing through the class and it doesn’t seem to provide any additional features, looks like its just acts as a placeholder for the constant, component, property and event parameters.

Hope this helps!

I wonder why they decided to include source code for some of the classes and not others. Still not really understanding that…

import mx.data.binding.Binding;

For some reason my F04 compiler didn’t like the ‘.*’

What you do is select the XMLConnector component and open up the Component Inspector. You go to the “schema” tab and select the result property. Next you click the import button (which opens up a browse dialog) and there you browser or type the URL to your XML document. Once this is done you’ll have the complete XML structure available in the results property and you can do a simple binding between the DataSet and the XMLConnector result property you want.

var from:Object = {component: myxmlconn, property: “results”};
var to:Object = {component: mydataset, property: “DataProvider”};

var myBinding:Binding = new Binding(from,to);

myBinding.execut();

should this work? schema is already in place