I wrote RemoteObject's sublcass that contains functionality common
for all my appp's RemoteObjects:
public dynamic class MyRemoteObject extends RemoteObject {
public function MyRemoteObject()
{
super();
this.showBusyCursor = true;
this.requestTimeout=10;
Check Granite Data Services. They handle lazy loading properties
support, they have as3 code generator.
Den
Blaze is restricted but free and open source version of LCDS (some
components was cut off), check this:
http://res.sys-con.com/story/dec07/474563/BlazeDS.JPG
After some struggling with LCDSâs we decided migrate to Granite DS. My
short comments about differences of GDS ad LCDS here:
I need Externalizable since I am working with my existing Java model.
Some of this objects are immutable and don't have setters for some
properties (that properties are populated via constructor).
That an attempt to avoid unnecessary properties copying from model
object to TO objects.
Is it
Get it, thanks Jeff
Den
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Vroom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you are returning a property of an object which is declared as an
association in your data-management-config.xml with lazy=true, you can
just create an instance of the referenced object and
Possible that your AS class wasn't linked by compiler to main
application. To force its linkage you could reference it somewhere in
the main mxml file like this:
mx:Application xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml;
xmlns=*
xmlns:vo=fullpackagename.*
Jeff, thanks a lot for detailed description!
I'd be very happy if you demarcate transactions via Spring Transaction
Managment API. This will support both cases: JTA/simple JDBC
datasource, so I'll be able to use plain JDBC source without any JTA
manager and its overhead.
Den
Sorry but original question was about transaction boundaries that FDS
set using UserTransaction at server side.
How does lazyness of associations relate to this?
Den
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Igor Costa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Den
Here´s explanation
A Flex Data Management
As I understand Flex Data Management Services require that application
container provide UserTransaction for it. But I can't find any guide
about how FDMS uses it.
I was completely confused when I checked several tutorials that used
FDMS+HibernateAssempler+Spring or FDMS+hand written
As I understand Flex Data Management Services require that application
container provide UserTransaction for it. But I can't find any guide
about how FDMS uses it.
I was completely confused when I checked several tutorials that used
FDMS+HibernateAssempler+Spring or FDMS+hand written
Most probably that this is class loading issue. UserTransaction that
comes from either different jars or from different classloaders
(system's and web app context's). If you are still interested in this
please provide more details about your JOTM+Jetty configuration
(web.xml, jetty.xml, jars you
I've declared class:
package model {
...
[RemoteClass(alias=com.vogster.adplatform.dashboard.Measure)]
public class Measure implements IExternalizable {
...
public function readExternal(input:IDataInput):void {
_values = input.readObject();
}
public function
We currently do not have support for serializing Java 1.5 enums though
so that might be the problem. Would it be easy for you to try using
String based keys instead?
Yep, MapString, Integer works. Could you provide issue/defect number
so I'll be able to track it progress?
Den
We currently do not have support for serializing Java 1.5 enums though
so that might be the problem. Would it be easy for you to try using
String based keys instead?
Yep, MapString, Integer works correctly. Is is it possible to track
issue progress somewhere?
Den
My Java server side, service and resulting Event object:
public class StatsEventRepresentationServiceImpl {
public ListEvent getStats(Date start, Date end) {...}
}
public class Event {
public Date ts;
public MapType, Integer typeFacts;
...
}
remoting-config.xml:
service
My Java server side, service and resulting Event object:
public class StatsEventRepresentationServiceImpl {
public ListEvent getStats(Date start, Date end) {...}
}
public class Event {
public Date ts;
public MapType, Integer typeFacts;
...
}
remoting-config.xml:
service
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