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	Comments on: Central &#8216;esque Methods for Flash&#8217; &#038; Flex&#8217;s ProgressBar	</title>
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		By: Vijai Mohan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Along the same lines if you want to really integrate the progress bar to  webservices call, you can do it by listening for the progress events of the response object. 
for example
if ws is a Web Service Object then 
var call=ws.getSomeData();
 now the &lt;b&gt;call.response&lt;/b&gt; is a XML object so you can check the progress using getBytesTotal and getBytesLoaded 

But there are two things to note. 
If the wsdl has not been loaded, you may not be able to get the status information. 
Second thing is that the webservice must set the content length http header 


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Along the same lines if you want to really integrate the progress bar to  webservices call, you can do it by listening for the progress events of the response object.<br />
for example<br />
if ws is a Web Service Object then<br />
var call=ws.getSomeData();<br />
 now the <b>call.response</b> is a XML object so you can check the progress using getBytesTotal and getBytesLoaded </p>
<p>But there are two things to note.<br />
If the wsdl has not been loaded, you may not be able to get the status information.<br />
Second thing is that the webservice must set the content length http header </p>
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