Re: [flexcoders] get rid of xml configuration in FDS, use JNDI

Thu, 13 Apr 2006 17:26:04 -0700

But you have to restart the server to reload the config files.  Dynamic destinations would be better than hard-coded static ones.

-Tom

On 4/13/06, Kelly @ Dekayd Media Inc. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Considering how easy it is to manipulate xml files, it is really not that
hard to add a step in the build process that automatically updates all your
xml config files.

Just a thought


--Kelly






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Subject: [flexcoders] get rid of xml configuration in FDS, use JNDI

I am evaluating FDS 2.0 for the first time, and am quite disappointed
with the requirement of every single "destination" possible to be added
to an XML file before it can be used...

Adobe calls this software "designed for the enterprise."  However, with
enterprise comes large applications, with hundreds or even thousands of
objects, function calls, etc.  I dread the thought of tediously adding
all of our entities to an XML file, and maintaining another copy of
function prototypes and API definition...

We have developed a very nice workflow with Flash Remoting.  We write
EJB's, which get dropped into the server, which makes them immediately
available to Flash Remoting through JNDI.  It seems that FDS does not
use JNDI?  So another quasi-client layer for doing lookup and function
calls is required?

I see some nice features like data push (very cool), data queuing/sync
for occasionally available services.

But I'm not sure I'm willing to give up our efficient workflow for
these features.

I'm curious what others think about the scalability of having to lay
out all of these XML files when developing an application.






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