Thanks for the info. Could you also tell me how to modify the flex-
remoting-service.xml file in order to specify the remote objects to
be accessed by Client? Below I am pasting a sample code :
<remoting-service>
<destination id="test">
<properties>
<source>example.RemoteInfo</source>
<stateful>true</stateful>
</properties>
<adapter ref="java-object" />
</destination>
</remoting-service>
Are these the set of tags I need to put in the flex-remoting-
service.xml?
Thanks
Niladri
--- In [email protected], "bronzemug" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> flex-service.xml no longer exists in FDS. It is no named flex-
> enterprise-services.xml. This file imports a number of other files
via
> this:
> <services>
> <service-include file-path="flex-remoting-service.xml" />
> <service-include file-path="flex-proxy-service.xml" />
> <service-include file-path="flex-message-service.xml" />
> <service-include file-path="flex-data-service.xml" />
> </services>
>
> You will want to modify the flex-remoting-service.xml file
>
>
> ---In [email protected], "niladri_gupta" <niladri.gupta@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > I am trying to establish a client-server AMF connection using
Flex 2.
> > Even after installing FDS and Flex Builder, I am not getting the
flex-
> > services.xml in the installation directory.
> >
> > I need to put my remoting configuration in this file, but i am
unware
> > of the sequence of tags to insert. Can anyone please
publish/send a
> > sample flex-services.xml so that I may know.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Niladri
> >
>
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