That produces a null result, as it should. The problem seems to be
with the call to ServerConfig.getChannel(channelName). As I trace
through the call, I see a call to ServerConfig.createChannel('my-amf').
It evaluates xml.channels.channel.(@id == channelId); which of course
returns nothing because the appropriate E4X expression for the
supplied data should be
xml.channels.elements("channel-definition").(@id == channelId).
The only way I could imagine this working is if the XML were
rewritten, converting all 'channel-definition' elements to 'channel'
elements - or perhaps something along the call chain discards the
remainder of the element name when it encounters a dash.
I tested this out by renaming the channel-definition elements to
channel, and modifying the E4X expression to suit, but createChannel()
fails due to an empty string returned from the call to
channelConfig.attribute(CLASS_ATTR).toString(). CLASS_ATTR is defined
as "type", and an attribute with that name is optional.
What's the secret?
