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Experts,<br />
I'm new to phone apps and am working on an Android App using Flash Builder. I've got it hitting a web service and receiving/implementing an object made of multiple arrays.<br />
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My question is, how do you (or should you) persist the data once you get it? Currently I'm using the token created by the call to populate UI components. I can't seem to access anything, from the service call, after the initial call and population of UI components.<br />
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Thanks!
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Experts,
I'm new to phone apps and am working on an Android App using Flash Builder. I've got it hitting a web service and receiving/implementing an object made of multiple arrays.

My question is, how do you (or should you) persist the data once you get it? Currently I'm using the token created by the call to populate UI components. I can't seem to access anything, from the service call, after the initial call and population of UI components.

Thanks!

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