Webmaster Forum / Flash / Flash Remoting / January 2005

I have a problem that I need a general solution for. I have in the past used
the timeline to allow for the delays in getting remote data, by putting the
functions that use the data a few frames down the line, so the data has arrived
by the time the frame is reached.  I use Response Object functions to collect
and allocate the data to various arrays, which I then use later. However, when
I am using classes to construct the program, I don't have that option so
easily. The program runs the response function, then immediately moves to the
next program line before the data is returned.  How can I force it to wait for
the results? Shouldn't the response object hold the program till it's finished?
Is there a method that does that, like OnData?  Here's an example. I have a
command leading to the remote data, followed by a trace command to see the
result.          remoteUserSettingsCall(userName, password);         trace('remote userID
'+thisUserIDObject.userID);         trace(testme);  Then I have a response object to
collect the data.     responseObjLogin = new Object();    
responseObjLogin.onResult=function (result) {     trace('USERIDresponseObjLogin
'+result.USERID);     thisUserIDObject.userID=result.USERID;     testme='hello';
    }//end response  The output shows the results of the last trace commands
first:  remote userID undefined abc USERIDresponseObjLogin 03902  I realise I
have some naming issues with the variables, but that may be a future question!  
I am mainly concerned now with being able to put the commands in order
correctly. Any ideas?