Action Script 3.0

July 25, 2011

Chart out of SharePoint data without Stacked

Step 1: Create a sharepoint list with the following data in it.

Step 2: Below code creates the bar chart

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?><mx:Application xmlns:mx=”http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml”
layout=”absolute” creationComplete=”onCreate(event)”><mx:Script><![CDATA[

import mx.charts.series.*;
import mx.controls.Alert;
import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
import mx.binding.utils.BindingUtils;
import mx.charts.*;
import mx.core.UIComponent;

private var MainXMLList:XMLList;
private var Project:Array =new Array();
private var Status:Array =new Array();
private var BU:Array =new Array();
private var MainXML:URLLoader;

[Bindable]
public var HoldStatus:ArrayCollection=new ArrayCollection();

private function onCreate(e:Event):void
{
MainXML=new URLLoader(new URLRequest(“http://teams4.sharepoint.hp.com/teams/ProjSpace/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?Cmd=Display&List={56FD41DB-4D68-43EF-AF9F-3A76CBC0A8CC}&XMLDATA=TRUE”))
MainXML.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,MainXMLL)
}

private function MainXMLL(e:Event):void
{
var myXML:XML = XML(e.target.data);
var XMLL:XMLList=new XMLList(e.target.data)
var rsNS:Namespace = XMLL.namespace(“rs”);
var zNS:Namespace = XMLL.namespace(“z”);
var sNS:Namespace = XMLL.namespace(“s”);
MainXMLList=new XMLList(XMLL.rsNS::data.zNS::row)
HoldStatus.source=[]
for(var i:int=0;i<MainXMLList.length();i++)
{
BU.push(MainXMLList[i].attribute(“ows_Project_x0020_BU”))
Status.push(MainXMLList[i].attribute(“ows_Status”))
}
BU=removeDuplicates(BU)
Status=removeDuplicates(Status)
for(var b:int=0;b<BU.length;b++)
{
HoldStatus.source.push({Dummy:”April”}) // Just pushing dummy value to create an empty index
HoldStatus[b][“Title”]=BU[b] // Creating a Title Idenfier in Arraycollection which stores BU1 and BU2
for(var s:int=0;s<Status.length;s++)
HoldStatus[b][Status[s]]=MainXMLList.(attribute(“ows_Project_x0020_BU”)== BU[b] && attribute(“ows_Status”) == Status[s] ).length() //If Project BU =”BU1″ and Status =”Pipleline” Takes the count.
}

var myChart:BarChart = new BarChart(); // Create barchart dynamically
myChart.dataProvider = HoldStatus; //Assigning the HoldStatus (Arraycollection as a dataprovider for BarChart

// Setting up the Vertical Axis
var vAxis:CategoryAxis = new CategoryAxis();
vAxis.categoryField = “Title”;
myChart.verticalAxis = vAxis;
var hh:LinearAxis=new LinearAxis()
hh.interval=1
myChart.horizontalAxis=hh

//Creating barseries (Pipeline, Closed, Complete) where Status array

holds “Pipeline, Closed and Complete”
for(var c:int=0;c<Status.length;c++)
{
var BS:BarSeries = new BarSeries();
BS.xField = Status[c];
BS.displayName = Status[c];
myChart.series.push(BS) //Pushes all bar series into Chart
}

myChart.percentWidth=95;
myChart.percentHeight=80;
var l:Legend = new Legend();
l.dataProvider = myChart;
l.direction=”horizontal”
l.percentWidth=95;
l.percentHeight=20;

myPanel.addChild(myChart);
myPanel.addChild(l);
}
private function removeDuplicates(arr:Array):Array // This function retrieves the unique values from the Array
{
var currentValue:String = “”;
var tempArray:Array = new Array();
arr.sort(Array.CASEINSENSITIVE);
arr.forEach(
function(item:*, index:uint, array:Array):void {
if (currentValue != item) {
tempArray.push(item);
currentValue= item;
}
}
);

return tempArray;

}

]]>

</mx:Script>

<mx:Panel id=”myPanel” width=”300″ height=”300″>

</mx:Panel>

</mx:Application>

This will collect all BU Values and Status
for(var i:int=0;i<MainXMLList.length();i++)
{
BU.push(MainXMLList[i].attribute(“ows_Project_x0020_BU”))
Status.push(MainXMLList[i].attribute(“ows_Status”))
}Below code retrieves unique values and stores back into the same
array variableBU=removeDuplicates(BU)Status=removeDuplicates(Status)Below code construct a loop for BUs and inner loop for status to
get the count of projects

for(var b:int=0;b<BU.length;b++)
{
HoldStatus.source.push({Dummy:”April”})
HoldStatus[b][“Title”]=BU[b]
for(var s:int=0;s<Status.length;s++)
HoldStatus[b][Status[s]]=MainXMLList.(attribute(“ows_Project_x0020_BU”)== BU[b] && attribute(“ows_Status”) == Status[s] ).length()
}

This will create an array collection like below

{Title :BU1 , Pipeline: 2, Closed: 2}
{Title :BU2 , Pipeline: 1, Closed: 2}

Output

July 25, 2011

Chart out of SharePoint data

Step 1: Create a sharepoint list with the following data in it.

Step 2: Below code creates the bar chart

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?><mx:Application xmlns:mx=”http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml”
layout=”absolute” creationComplete=”onCreate(event)”>

<mx:Script>

<![CDATA[

import mx.charts.series.*;
import mx.controls.Alert;
import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
import mx.binding.utils.BindingUtils;
import mx.charts.*;
import mx.core.UIComponent;

private var MainXMLList:XMLList;
private var Project:Array =new Array();
private var Status:Array =new Array();
private var BU:Array =new Array();
private var MainXML:URLLoader;

[Bindable]
public var HoldStatus:ArrayCollection=new ArrayCollection();

var myChart:BarChart = new BarChart(); // Create barchart dynamically
myChart.dataProvider = HoldStatus; //Assigning the HoldStatus (Arraycollection as a dataprovider for BarChart

// Setting up the chart type as stacked bar
var innerSet:BarSet = new BarSet();
innerSet.type = “stacked”;

//Creating barseries (Pipeline, Closed, Complete) where Status array
holds “Pipeline, Closed and Complete”
for(var c:int=0;c<Status.length;c++)
{
var BS:BarSeries = new BarSeries();
BS.xField = Status[c];
BS.displayName = Status[c];
innerSet.series.push(BS) // innerSet is the barSet where all Bar Series
into the InnerSet, It groups the series into stacked show
}

myChart.series=[innerSet] // Assigning the Barset to the chart
myChart.percentWidth=95;
myChart.percentHeight=80;
var l:Legend = new Legend();
l.dataProvider = myChart;
l.direction=”horizontal”
l.percentWidth=95;
l.percentHeight=20;

return tempArray;

}

]]>

</mx:Script>

<mx:Panel id=”myPanel” width=”300″ height=”300″>

</mx:Panel>

</mx:Application>

Status=removeDuplicates(Status)

Below code construct a loop for BUs and inner loop for status to
get the count of projects

This will create an array collection like below

{Title :BU1 , Pipeline: 2, Closed: 2}
{Title :BU2 , Pipeline: 1, Closed: 2}

Output

July 25, 2011

Advanced Datagrid from SharePoint data

Step 1: Create a sharepoint list with the following data in it.

Step 2: Retrieving custom list data as XML in flex. In order to create the
advanced datagrid with grouping (Column grouping lets you collect multiple
columns under a single column heading)

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?><mx:Application xmlns:mx=”http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml”
layout=”absolute” initialize=”initializeHandler();” ><mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.controls.Alert
import mx.controls.dataGridClasses.DataGridColumn
import mx.collections.*;
private var FinalXML:XMLList
[Bindable]
private var dpFlat:ArrayCollection=new ArrayCollection();
private function initializeHandler():void
{
var XMLLoader:URLLoader=
new URLLoader(new URLRequest(“<sharepointLini>/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?Cmd=Display&List=%7BA6FFA525%2D0AC1%2D411E%2DA1F4%2D687402312595%7D&XMLDATA=TRUE”))
XMLLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,openXMLValues)
function openXMLValues(e:Event):void
{
var XMLL:XML=new XML(e.target.data)
var rsNS:Namespace = XMLL.namespace(“rs”);
var zNS:Namespace = XMLL.namespace(“z”);
var sNS:Namespace = XMLL.namespace(“s”);
FinalXML=new XMLList(XMLL.rsNS::data.zNS::row)
var Obj:Object
for(var i:int=0;i<FinalXML.length();i++)
{
var attNames:XMLList = FinalXML[0].attributes();
Obj=new Object();
for (var i:int=0; i<attNames.length(); i++)
{
Obj[attNames[i].name().toString()]=attNames[i]
}
dpFlat.addItem(Obj)
}
}

}

]]>
</mx:Script>

<mx:Panel title=”AdvancedDataGrid Control Example”
height=”300″ width=”400″ layout=”horizontal”
paddingTop=”10″ paddingBottom=”10″ paddingLeft=”10″ paddingRight=”10″>

<mx:AdvancedDataGrid id=”myADG”>

<mx:dataProvider>
<mx:GroupingCollection2 id=”gc” source=”{dpFlat}”>
<mx:grouping>
<mx:Grouping>
<mx:GroupingField name=”ows_LinkTitle”/>
<mx:GroupingField name=”ows_Category2″/>
</mx:Grouping>
</mx:grouping>
</mx:GroupingCollection2>
</mx:dataProvider>

<mx:columns>
<mx:AdvancedDataGridColumn dataField=”ows_LinkTitle” headerText=”Category1″/>
<mx:AdvancedDataGridColumn dataField=”ows_Category2″ headerText=”Category2″/>
<mx:AdvancedDataGridColumn dataField=”ows_Value” headerText=”Value”/>
</mx:columns>
</mx:AdvancedDataGrid>
</mx:Panel>
</mx:Application>

Notes: XMLList values should be converted to ArrayCollection. ArrayCollection
will hold Objects. Grouping in advanced datagrid cannot be XMLList without
having a hierarchial data.

If XML value is like Below
<item value=”server”>
<citem value=”Integrity” >
<sitem value=”580i” />
<sitem value=”670i” />
</citem>
</item>

It can be treated as Hierarchical data and can be set as datasource to advanced
Datagrid. In this case, Group is very simple.

But Sharepoint gives the XML structure as

<z:row ows_Attachments=”0″ ows_LinkTitle=”Server” ows_Category2=”ProLiant”ows_Value=”580i” />
<z:row ows_Attachments=”0″ ows_LinkTitle=”Server” ows_Category2=”ProLiant”ows_Value=”670i”/>
<z:row ows_Attachments=”0″ ows_LinkTitle=”Server” ows_Category2=”Integrity”ows_Value=”580i”/>
<z:row ows_Attachments=”0″ ows_LinkTitle=”Server” ows_Category2=”Integrity”ows_Value=”780i2″/>

So this needs to be converted to either hierarchical XML structure or Array Collection like below dynamically

DP: var ArrayCollection=new ArrayCollection(
{ows_Attachments:”0″, ows_LinkTitle:”Server”,ows_Category2:”ProLiant”, ows_Value:”580i”}
{ows_Attachments:”0″, ows_LinkTitle:”Server”,ows_Category2:”ProLiant”, ows_Value:”670i”}
{ows_Attachments:”0″, ows_LinkTitle:”Server”,ows_Category2:”Integrity”, ows_Value:”580i”}
{ows_Attachments:”0″, ows_LinkTitle:”Server”,ows_Category2:”Integrity”, ows_Value:”780i”}
)

for(var i:int=0;i<FinalXML.length();i++)
{
var attNames:XMLList = FinalXML[0].attributes(); // It retrieves all attributes from the xml node
Obj=new Object();
for (var i:int=0; i<attNames.length(); i++) // Loop through attributes and create object with identifier name as attribute
{
Obj[attNames[i].name().toString()]=attNames[i] // Creating identifier in object and assign the attribute values from xml.
}
dpFlat.addItem(Obj) // add Object into the ArrayCollection (sample ows_Attachments:”0″, ows_LinkTitle:”Server”, ows_Category2:”ProLiant”, ows_Value:”580i” )

Output

July 6, 2011

Dynamically add Movieclip to Scrollpane AS3

Step 1: Create Movieclip Title which needs to be added dynamically into

Scrollpane. Make sure you have checked “Export for Actionscript”. This will
automatically create Class name “Title”

Step2 : Inside Title Movie clip , insert texttool and an Image. Convert that
image to symbol and give instance name “Ico”

Instance name for TextTool is TxtValue

Step 3: Insert ScrollPane in Scene1 and give instance name MainScroll

Step 4 : Paste the code below in scene1 actionscript panel.

var S:MovieClip=new MovieClip() // Create empty movieClipMainScroll.source=S // Assign empty movieclip to the scrollpane. It is mandatory to assign empty movie clicp to scrollpane before you do anything dynamically with scrollpanefor(var i=0;i<5;i++) // Constructing a loop to create 5 movieclips dynamically
{
var T:Title=new Title() // Create the MovieClip (Title) and assign it to the variable T

T.y=i*30 // Set y axis value for the T
T.Txt.text=”Title” +i //Setting up the Txt value dynamic
T.Ico.id=i // Title movie clip already holds another movieclip named Ico the movieclips
T.Ico.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,GetID) // Add eventlistener for that Ico .
MovieClip(MainScroll.content).addChildAt(T,i) //addChild will be used when u add anything to the movieclip. So here the scrollpane content needs to be treated as Movieclip , So MovieClip(MainScroll.Content) will be treated as Movieclip
}

function GetID(e:Event)
{
trace(e.target.id) // e.target points to the Ico movieclip.. Where in id been stored into Ico. So it gives you the respective id numbers.
}

Output

Codes Explanation

MainScroll.source=SAssign empty movieclip to the scrollpane. It is
mandatory to assign empty movie clicp to scrollpane before you do
anything dynamically with scrollpaneMovieClip(MainScroll.content).addChildAt(T,i)
addChild will be used when u add anything
to the movieclip. So here the scrollpane content needs to be treated as
Movieclip , So MovieClip(MainScroll.Content) will be treated as
Movieclip

July 2, 2011

attachMovie Clip in AS3

attachMovie syntax doesn’t work with Action Script 3.0. Each movieclips are considered as classes in Actionscript 3.0

Step 1: Insert Symbol -> Type MovieClip , Select export for actionscript

Step 2: Make a Note of the Class name

Step 3: Drag texttool and put some static text

Step 4: In Frame 1 paste the below code.

var MC:Symbol1=new Symbol1() //Symbol1 is the classname for the movieclip
addChild(MC)
MC.x=100
MC.y=200

July 1, 2011

Save XML in flash

This article shows how to create XML and store it into a Local Machine without any dialog box.
In order to avoid the dialog box and save with full security, Adobe Air is the best option. FileStream from Adobe Air has the reliability to save the file without any user interaction

Step 1. Create one Sample XML file in C:\test.xml with <sample></sample>

Step 2: Create two textboxes and one save button with instances name uid , pwd and saveBtn

Step 3. The code below

import flash.filesystem.*;
var LoadXML=new URLLoader(new URLRequest(“c://test.xml”)) // Loading XML file
LoadXML.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,LoadXMLFunction) // on load of XML calls LoadXMLFunction
saveBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,onSave) // on save button click calls onSave
var MainXML:XML;function LoadXMLFunction(e:Event)
{
MainXML=XML(e.target.data) //Load all XML data from test.xml to MainXML
trace(MainXML)
}
function onSave(e:Event):void
{
var item:XML = <citem /> // Create one XML Node
item.userId = uid.text // assign uid textbox value to userId node
item.pwd = pwd.text // assign pwd textbox value to pwd node
MainXML.appendChild(item); // Append this xml item to MainXML

var file:File = new File();
file = file.resolvePath(“c:\\test.xml”); // open test.xml
var fileStream:FileStream = new FileStream(); // Create new FileStream to Perform Read or Write
fileStream.open(file, FileMode.WRITE); // Open file in WRITE Mode
fileStream.writeUTFBytes(MainXML); //Write MainXML xml content to the file test.xml
fileStream.close(); //Close the File Stream
}

June 4, 2011

Simple Drag / Drop in flash

Multi Level Dropdowns in NewForm

Step 1: Create one MovieClip

Step 2: Paste some random image in to the movieclip

Step 3: Go back to scene1 and drag Hand Movie from library and give instance
name to this movie clip (Best practice, in AS3 instance name should be different
from movieclip name)

–

Step4: Actionscript code (When user mouse downs on the movieclip , startDrag
function needs to be initiated. Once mouse up, stop drag function needs to be
called)

AS3
HandIns.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN,startDragFunction)
HandIns.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,stopDragFunction)

function startDragFunction(e:Event):void
{
e.target.startDrag();
}
function stopDragFunction(e:Event):void
{
e.target.stopDrag();
}

AS2
HandIns.onPress=startDragFunction
//On Press is equivalent to mouse down
HandIns.onRelease=stopDragFunction // on
Release is equivalent to mouse up
function startDragFunction()
{
this.startDrag();
}
function stopDragFunction()
{
this.stopDrag();
}

May 24, 2011

Flex Charts with Defined Colors

This tutorial will show you how to create chart programmatically out of an XML file with filling colors.Step1 :Create Country.xml with the following data and upload into <src> folder
Country.XML

Step2: Load Country.xml and convert it to XMLList

ColumnSeries: Defines a data series for a ColumnChart control.
CategoryAxis: CategoryAxis class to define a set of labels that appear along an axis of a chart.
setStyle: Sets a style property on any component instance. Here setStyle has been used to define the colors for each series
Color Codes which are applied for the Charts below

ChartDataXML.mxml

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?><mx:Application xmlns:mx=”http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml”
layout=”absolute” creationComplete=”createComplete(event)”><mx:Script><![CDATA[

import mx.charts.CategoryAxis;
import mx.charts.series.ColumnSeries;
import mx.charts.ColumnChart;

private function
createComplete(e:Event):void
{
var MainXML:URLLoader=new URLLoader(new URLRequest(“Country.XML”))
MainXML.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,LoadCountry)
}

private function LoadCountry(e:Event):void
{

var CL:XML=new XML(e.target.data)
var CountryList:XMLList=new XMLList(CL.item)
var IColumn1:ColumnChart=new ColumnChart();
IColumn1.dataProvider=CountryList

//Setting Horizontal Axis
var xAxis:CategoryAxis=new CategoryAxis()
xAxis.categoryField =”@Country”
IColumn1.horizontalAxis=xAxis;

//Column Serier for Silver

var NS:ColumnSeries= new ColumnSeries();
NS.yField = “@Silver”;
NS.setStyle(“fill”,”0x1b6528″) // Filling Color to the columnseries

IColumn1.series.push(NS) //Pushing columnseries to the column chart (just like a values been pushed to
an array)

//Column Serier for Bronze
var NS:ColumnSeries= new ColumnSeries();
NS.yField = “@Bronze”;
NS.setStyle(“fill”,”0x7cba87″) // Filling Color to the columnseries

IColumn1.series.push(NS) //Pushing columnseries to the column chart (just like a values been pushed to
an array)

//Column Serier for Gold

var NS:ColumnSeries = new ColumnSeries();
NS.yField = “@Gold”;
NS.setStyle(“fill”,”0x26b540″) // Filling Color to the columnseries
IColumn1.series.push(NS) //Pushing columnseries to the column chart (just like a values been pushed to an array)addChild(IColumn1)
}
]]>
</mx:Script>
</mx:Application>

You typically use the CategoryAxis class to define a set of labels that
appear along an axis of a chart

Output

April 20, 2011

Refresh Chart data

This tutorial will show you how to create component chart out of an XML file.

Step1 :Create Country.xml with the following data and upload into <src> folder

Country.XML

Step2: Create panel component with ColumnChart

ColumnCompChart.mxml
Adding the below function to the component column chart, that again assigns the medalAC to the columnchart dataprovider (Updates the data), If there is a delay between the component initiation and data assignation, Chart wouldnt show the value. So refreshing the data would help to get the data updated. So below function help to manual trigger the chart to get the updated data.

public function refresh() :void // A function to refresh the data for chart component
{
Column1.dataProvider=medalAC; //again it assigns medalAC to the columnchart in order to get the data refreshed for column chart
}

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?>
<mx:Panel xmlns:mx=”http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml”
width=”400″ height=”300″ title=”My Chart”>
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
public var medalsAC:XMLList; //as the data coming from XML , creating public
variable as XMLList.
public function refresh() :void // A function to refresh the data for chart component
{
Column1.dataProvider=medalAC; //again it assigns medalAC to the columnchart in order to get the data refreshed for column chart

}
]]>

</mx:Script>>
<mx:ColumnChart id=”Column1″ height=”100%” width=”100%” dataProvider=”{medalsAC}”>

<mx:horizontalAxis>
<mx:CategoryAxis categoryField=”@Country”/>
</mx:horizontalAxis>

<mx:series>
<mx:ColumnSeries xField=”@Country” yField=”@Gold”
displayName=”@Country” />
<mx:ColumnSeries xField=”@Country” yField=”@Silver”
displayName=”@Country” />
<mx:ColumnSeries xField=”@Country” yField=”@Bronze”
displayName=”@Country” />
</mx:series>
</mx:ColumnChart>

<mx:Legend dataProvider=”{Column1}” />
</mx:Panel >

Step3: Load Country.xml and convert it to XMLList and pass on to the
public variable medalsAC.

ChartDataXML.mxml

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx=”http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml”
layout=”absolute” creationComplete=”createComplete(event)”>
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import MyComps.*;
import flash.utils.getDefinitionByName;
importmx.controls.*;private var CC:ColumnCompChart
private function createComplete(e:Event):void
{
var MainXML:URLLoader=new URLLoader(new URLRequest(“Country.XML”))
MainXML.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,MainXMLL)

}
private function MainXMLL(e:Event):void
{
var CL:XML=new XML(e.target.data)
var CountryList:XMLList=new
XMLList(CL.item)
var cls:Class = getDefinitionByName(“MyComps.ColumnCompChart”) as Class;
var instance:Object = new cls();
instance.medalsAC=CountryList;
instance.refresh() //Calling refresh function to get the data updated
addChild(DisplayObject(instance) );
}

]]>
</mx:Script>
</mx:Application>

April 20, 2011

Programmatically create chart in flex

This tutorial will show you how to create chart programmatically out of an XML file.

Step1 :Create Country.xml with the following data and upload into <src> folder

Country.XML

Step2: Load Country.xml and convert it to XMLList

ColumnSeries: Defines a data series for a ColumnChart control.
CategoryAxis: CategoryAxis class to define a set of labels that appear along an axis of a chart.

ChartDataXML.mxml

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?>

<mx:Application xmlns:mx=”http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml” layout=”absolute” creationComplete=”createComplete(event)”>
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.charts.CategoryAxis;
import mx.charts.series.ColumnSeries;
import mx.charts.ColumnChart;
private function createComplete(e:Event):void
{
var MainXML:URLLoader=new URLLoader(new URLRequest(“Country.XML”))
MainXML.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,LoadCountry)
}
private function LoadCountry(e:Event):void
{
var CL:XML=new XML(e.target.data)
var CountryList:XMLList=new XMLList(CL.item)
var IColumn1:ColumnChart=new ColumnChart();
IColumn1.dataProvider=CountryList

//Setting Horizontal Axis
var xAxis:CategoryAxis=new CategoryAxis()
xAxis.categoryField = “@Country”
IColumn1.horizontalAxis=xAxis;

//Column Serier for Silver
var NS:ColumnSeries = new ColumnSeries();
NS.yField = “@Silver”;
IColumn1.series.push(NS) //Pushing columnseries to the column chart (just like a values been pushed to an array)

//Column Serier for Bronze
var NS:ColumnSeries = new ColumnSeries();
NS.yField = “@Bronze”;
IColumn1.series.push(NS) //Pushing columnseries to the column chart (just like a values been pushed to an array)

//Column Serier for Gold
var NS:ColumnSeries = new ColumnSeries();
NS.yField = “@Gold”;
IColumn1.series.push(NS) //Pushing columnseries to the column chart (just like a values been pushed to an array)

addChild(IColumn1)
}
]]>
</mx:Script>
</mx:Application>

You typically use the CategoryAxis class to define a set of labels that appear along an axis of a chart