Sorry, I have been busy in Delphi today, so let's rewrite the code ;-)

var myNewsItem: NewsItem;
myNewsItem = new NewsItem( 'title', 'body');
myNewsItem.save();

// code
public class NewsItem {
private var title, body;
public function NewsItem( t, b) {
title=t; body = b;
}

public function save() {
var myMySQL = databaseConnection.getInstance();
var myQuery = myMySQL.createQuery();
myQuery.addParameter( "title", t );
return myQuery.execute();
}
}
>
>
> function action_save(Sender:Object)
> var myNewsItem: TNewsItem;
> begin
>     myNewsItem := TNewsItem.Create( "MyNewsTitle",  "MyNewsContent" );
>     myNewsItem.save();
> end;
>
> As you might see already the NewsItem-class will be used to store the
> actual data to the server. Of course, you can use the same thing to
> store stuff through a webservice etc. Not a biggy?
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