From a cursory glance, the assembler looks just like a thin Facade -
couldn't it be written like the regular "remote facade" approach we've shown in the examples (and Nathan mentioned).
Am I missing something about the requirements of a FDS assembler? Can it not see the application scope (in order to find a CS BeanFactory)? -Dave On 7/9/06, Simeon Bateman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In order to return your Reactor objects to flex 2 you will need to add some cfproperty tags to the database specific To object you are returning. I think it was Jaos on the reactor list that created an Assembler for use with Reactor, so i assume something similiar could be written for CS but i am not aware of that having happened yet. But I assume it would be something simiar to how the remotebeanfactory works now, in the CS would generate it for you. But Flex and Coldspring work perfectly happily. You are looking at one peice of the Flex Data Services product that is not CS happy at this point. But I dont suppose there is anything stopping that from being done :) HTH simeon On 7/9/06, Nathan Drury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Hi > > I' m developing a Flex 2 app that uses CF 7.0.2 at the back-end. I 'm going to outline my strategy for doing this and would appreciate any comments on whether you think I 'm taking the right approach or not. > > For some things we intend on using <mx:RemoteObject to directly interact with CFCs. Since Coldspring requires the use of the beanFactory to work I 'm going to create a ServiceLayer / Façade that will then use Coldspring to interact with the underlying Gateways. This SL/F will be like the Coldspring Remoting feedviewer-remote example' s remoteFacade.cfc, however I don 't think it will need to make use of the flashMappings / flashUtilityService as CF 7.0.2 should take care of this automatically. > > The major problem I can 't resolve is whether Coldspring can be used with the Flex Data Service Assembler. As calls from the Flex client using the FDS Assembler makes a call to Flex DS rather than directly to ColdFusion, I can 't see how Coldspring could be used here. Please tell me I' m wrong. > > If anyone has any additional advice on how to get Flex, CF and Coldspring to play nicely, I ' d love to here it. > > Regards > > Nathan Drury > > Systems Analyst / Developer > > Tourism Queensland - ICT > > ( +61 7 3535 5037 > >
