Error message looks something like this:

TypeError: Error #1034: Type Coercion failed: cannot convert true to valueObject.SomeObject.

lets parse it:

import com.adobe.fiber.core.model_internal;

var item:SomeUltraCleverObjectWithNamespacedProperty
var className:String;
var constructor:Class;
try
{
    item.model_internal::["_internal_" + name + "_leaf"] = true;
}
catch(error:Error)
{
    className = error.message.toString().match("([^\\s]+)\.$")[1];
}

constructor = getDefinitionByName(className) as Class;

You should be careful about using it, because constructor is parsed from an error message that is localized (part of flash player). It may happen that in some translations the constructor name may appear in different part of the message (example parses at the end of sentence before dot “.” character).

// var updater:ApplicationUpdater;
var xml:XML = updater.updateDescriptor;
var ns:Namespace = xml.namespace();
var request:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xml.ns::url);
navigateToURL(request);

After wiring it up here is the replacement for onUpdateStatus method from the original article.

private function onUpdateStatus(event:StatusUpdateEvent):void
{
	if(!event.available)
		return;

	Alert.show("An updated version " + event.version + " is available. Do you want to download?",
		"Update Available", Alert.YES|Alert.NO, null,
		function(event:CloseEvent):void
		{
			if(event.detail != Alert.YES)
				return;

			var xml:XML = updater.updateDescriptor;
			var ns:Namespace = xml.namespace();
			var request:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xml.ns::url);
			navigateToURL(request);
		});
}

Facebook Query Language, or FQL, allows you to use a SQL-style interface to more easily query the same Facebook social data that you can access through other Facebook API methods (assuming your application has access!). Data returned for Facebook ActionScript Api are XML. You can access data via E4X after setting correct namespace. As for now (January 25, 2010), Facebook result defines xmlns=”http://api.facebook.com/1.0/” , but it may change in future, so lets make it dynamic…

Use e.g. extended FacebookLogger and add these lines

public function fql(query:String):void
{
	var call:FacebookCall = facebook.post(new FqlQuery(query));
	call.addEventListener(FacebookEvent.COMPLETE, fqlCallComplete);
}

private function fqlComplete(event:FacebookEvent):void
{
	var data:FacebookData = FacebookData(event.data);
	var xml:XML = XML(data.rawResult);
	var ns:Namespace = xml.namespace();
	default xml namespace = ns;

	var result:Array = [];
	for each(var user:XML in xml.user)
		result.push({uid:user.uid.toString(), name:user.name.toString()});

	default xml namespace = new Namespace("");
	dispatchEvent(new ResultEvent(ResultEvent.RESULT, false, true, result));
}

Notice xml.namespace() line. This method returns Namespace object used in main node (“http://api.facebook.com/1.0/”), so we can define it as default xml namespace. If you do not set empty default namespace after you finish parsing this XML, it may throw some errors later in parsing another XMLs.

this is our fql query:

FB.fql("SELECT uid, name FROM user WHERE uid = XXX")

and data.rawResult contains following XML object

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<fql_query_response xmlns="http://api.facebook.com/1.0/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" list="true">
  <user>
    <uid>12345678</uid>
    <name>Some John Smith</name>
  </user>
  <user>
    <uid>12345679</uid>
    <name>Another John Smith</name>
  </user>...

Notice xmlns attribute in main node.

package
{
    public class GSTest extends Object
    {
        private var _foo:String;

        public function GSTest()
        {
            super();

            // setting value
            private::foo = "bar";

            // getting value
            trace(public::foo);
        }

        public function get foo():String
        {
             return _foo;
        }

        private function set foo(value:String):void
        {
             _foo = value;
        }
    }
}

usage:

var gsTest:GSTest = new GSTest();
trace(gsTest.foo); // returns "bar"

compilation error:

var gsTest:GSTest = new GSTest();
gsTest.foo = "hallo";