> Now when I run the app I get a "Destination 'MyService' has no
> channels defined and the application does not define any default
> channels."
That sounds like a server configuration problem.
My guess is that you have a 'destination' set up in your remoting-
config.xml that isn't specifying a channel., and that there is no
default channel element in your remoting-config file. The usual set
up is something like:
<service id="remoting-service" ... >
<default-channels>
<channel ref="my-amf" />
</default-channels>
<destination id="my-destination">
....
</destination>
</service>
You can also specify channels on a per-destination basis. You need
to make sure that whatever is in the "ref" attribute of the channel
tags corresponds to one of the channel-definition's set up in your
services-config.xml file, so in the above, you must have a channel
with id="my-amf" present.
Hope this is of some use.
Stephen
