Another thing I do differently, and only saying this because it worked, is
putting your Object.registerClass calls in a totally different class, that
gets called at least 1 frame after frame 1. Additionally, using the whole
classpath.
Object.registerClass("com.company.project.model.vo.ValueObject",
com.company.project.model.vo.ValueObject);
For example.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bas van Gils" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Open Source Flash Mailing List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 4:13 PM
Subject: Re: [osflash] openAMF ValueObject problem
Hi JesterXL,
the actual ValueObject AS-classes in my project do contain a toString()
method I added manually, but still "null" is traced after casting.
I have tried testing instanceof before casting the result (which returns
false) but not after. I will try that! Thanks.
But I also noticed this: when I don't cast the result: a trace of vo.id
shows the actual id-value, when I do cast the result: a trace of vo.id shows
"undefined". This looks like the cast messes up the object.
The same happens when I trace "vo.toString" (without brackets), it should
trace something like [Function], but when the result is casted it shows
"undefined".
Bas.
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Onderwerp: Re: [osflash] openAMF ValueObject problem
2 things; first off, I never figured out why remoting strips the toString()
method. OpenAMF & .NET both strip it.
However, your casting is right, and it IS working; it's just the toString()
is stripped, so when you trace it, it runs toString(), which doesn't exist,
and returns nothing, thus it shows null.
So, if you're Object.registerClass is done correctly, you should see:
var re:ValueObject = ValueObject(result.result);
trace(re instanceof ValueObject); // true
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bas van Gils" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 11:06 AM
Subject: [osflash] openAMF ValueObject problem
Hi,
I have a problem getting a ValueObject to the client from a service
using openAMF.
The situation:
When the responder.onResult(re: ResultEvent) function is executed after
a service call, I want to cast the value of re.result to a ValueObject.
This is done by:
--------------------------------
var vo : ValueObject = ValueObject(re.result);
--------------------------------
Now, when I try to trace the vo variable, "null" is traced, whichs means
that the cast has failed (according to the Flash docs). But when I trace
all properties of the re.result with:
--------------------------------
for (var p in re.result)
{
trace("re.result["+p+"] == "+re.result[p]);
}
--------------------------------
... I see that the id-property is correctly filled with a value of 12
(see the id property in the java-class below), so it looks like openAMF
has correctly serialized the java-ValueObject to AMF, but the Flash
Player cannot cast the re.result to a ValueObject.
Does anyone have an explanation why this is happening?
I'm ColdFusion Standard. Is that that problem? Should I be using the
J2EE version?
Ofcourse I added the mapping in "openamf-config.xml"
<custom-class-mapping>
<java-class>test.server.vo.ValueObject</java-class>
<custom-class>test.client.vo.ValueObject</custom-class>
</custom-class-mapping>
my ActionScript-class:
--------------------------------------------------------
class test.client.vo.ValueObject
{
private static var registered : Boolean =
Object.registerClass("test.server.vo.ValueObject", ValueObject);
private var id : Number = 12; // NOTE: 12 is just for testing!
public function ValueObject()
{
trace("ValueObject.constructor()");
}
public function getId() : Number
{
return this.id;
}
public function setId(id: Number) : Void
{
this.id = id;
}
}
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my Java-class:
---------------------------------------------------------
package test.server.vo.ValueObject;
import java.io.Serializable;
public class ValueObject implements Serializable
{
public Integer id;
public ValueObject()
{
}
public Integer getId()
{
return this.id;
}
public void setId(Integer id)
{
this.id = id;
}
}
---------------------------------------------------------
Thanks!
Bas.
PS.
I found a workaround by passing the re.result variable to the
constructor of the AS ValueObject and then copying the properties of the
re.result to the class-properties of the ValueObject, but I do not
prefer this "solution".
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