Hi Arron, Yeah, if you move your classes to different directories, then you need to update their packages to reflect the change. It's pretty much the same as it works in ActionScript. The only additional thing is to make sure this is reflected in the Spring configuration too.
So, if you have your Application class in com/ex/hf/newlocation/Application.class then you will need to set its package to "package com.ex.hf.newlocation;" and in the Spring context refer to it as com.ex.hf.newlocation.Application. I hope that helps. -Chris On 5/6/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hey, > > yeah I restarted. the service. I'm wondering if it's because the > Application.class / Application .java class definitions is different > becacuse I moved it into another directory. So like wouldn't I need to > redifine the class definition (com.ex.ht.whatever) to say > (com.ex.hf.newlocation ) see? shouldn't I have to change that and > recompile it or something? > > thanks man > _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
