internal cache of fetched model instances maps model FQNs to ModelsCollections of instances

Exposes errors reported by a service provider. This typically happens as a result of Rx.models.create or Rx.models.update call and gives the back-end service (such as RubyOnRails or Merb) to validate incoming data and report any errors back to Flex/AIR client.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

     <mx:Canvas xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" height="400" width="300" 
       xmlns:validators="org.restfulx.validators.quot;>
       <!-- Proxies for Rails Validators -->
       <validators:ServiceErrorValidator id="signUpLoginNameValidator" field="login" listener="{signUpUsername}" 
          serviceErrors="{Rx.errors}"/>
       <validators:ServiceErrorValidator id="signUpPasswordValidator" field="password" listener="{signUpPassword}" 
          serviceErrors="{Rx.errors}"/>
       <mx:Form>
         <mx:FormItem label="Username" required="true">
            <mx:TextInput id="signUpUsername" width="190"/>
         </mx:FormItem>
         <mx:FormItem label="Email" required="true">
            <mx:TextInput id="signUpEmail" width="190"/>
           </mx:FormItem>
         <mx:FormItem label="Password" required="true">
            <mx:TextInput id="signUpPassword" width="190" displayAsPassword="true"/>
          </mx:FormItem>
       </mx:Form>
     </mx:Canvas>
     

     private function signUp():void {
       var account:Account = new Account;
       account.login = signUpUsername.text;
       account.password = signUpPassword.text;
       account.create();
     }
     

encapsulates models control metadata and state

Creates a new instance of the controller.

Get current cache representation for a particular model class.

Perform REST create operation.

See also

       Rx.models.create(project); // project is an instance variable of a model class
     

Perform REST destroy operation. For example:

See also

       Rx.models.destroy(project); // project is an instance variable of a model class
     

Perform REST index operation.

       Rx.models.index(Project);
     

       Rx.models.index(Project, myOnSuccess, [company]);
       Rx.models.index(Project, {onSuccess:myOnSuccessFunction, nestedBy:[company]});
     

This means that you can specify arguments in order (which means you'll have to provide arguments for all parameters even if you really just want to specify the last one for example) or you can specify them selectively.

In order to specify arguments selectively you can use the {} syntax and then refer to the arguments by name.

A shortcut to index multiple models at once. Useful if you don't want to define any special options, such as callbacks, metadata, etc.

Checks to see if specified models have been index

      Rx.models.indexed(Project, Task, RandomStuff) // true of false
     

Force reload of a particular model instance or the entire model cache.

A shortcut to reload multiple models at once. Useful if you don't want to define any special options, such as callbacks, metadata, etc.

Resets model metadata.

See also

Perform REST show operation.

See also

       Rx.models.show(project); // project is an instance variable of a model class
     

A different take on show method.

      Rx.models.showById(Project, "123123");
     

Checks to see if specified model has been shown

      Rx.models.shown(Project, "123123") // true of false
      
      // Or
      
      Rx.models.shown(project);
     

Perform REST update operation. For example: Rx.models.update(project);

See also