, Robert
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Hi Robert,
Chances are you're trying to use DataService with auto-sync enabled over an
AMFChannel that doesn't have polling enabled; if that's the case you won't
receive any pushed updates. Auto-sync can
If you're running ColdFusion I believe it bundles support for RemoteObject so
you should be all set.
BlazeDS lets you hook your Flex client up to a Java app server, and server-side
Java resources, for those who aren't running ColdFusion.
Seth
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL
A context root is a Java servlet-ism, which allows the container to route
incoming requests to the correct web app. In HTML-land if you're using relative
URLs, you generally never have to worry about this because the right value will
be used automatically. It's a little more complicated for a
html wrappers.
Robert
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A context root is a Java servlet-ism, which allows the container to
route incoming requests to the correct web app. In HTML-land if you're
using relative URLs, you generally never have to worry about
2:22 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: LCDS and channel usage
Do you know why the template LCDS WAR uses RTMP channel in
data-management-config.xml and the AMF one in remoting-config.xml?
Thanks, Robert
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED
You can put anything you like into the body, or headers, of an AsyncMessage; a
string, a number, an anonymous Object, a typed Object (if you use a typed
Object be sure to tag it with [RemoteClass] metadata). You can control which
subscribed Consumers receive the message by using the
Alternately, you can build your Channels and ChannelSet in ActionScript as your
app starts up and assign that to your components (e.g. RemoteObject,
DataService, etc.). If you do this you either need to hardcode URLs for your
server (or servers in a cluster) into your code, or make a request
Create your RTMPChannel in ActionScript and assign it to your components for
use. When you want to change its URL, invoke disconnectAll() on your
ChannelSet, update your RTMPChannel's URL, and reconnect (by making a remoting
call, issuing a DataService fill, etc.)
I'm not sure what the use
receiving SOAP response
with MTOM enabled
The issue had been logged logged a while back:
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-12723
How many votes does it need to get fixed?
Thanks, Robert
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No SOAP attachment
(event:MessageEvent):void
{
//WHAT DO I DO HERE?
}
-- Jeffrey
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 3:14 PM, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can put anything you like into the body, or headers, of an AsyncMessage; a
string, a number, an anonymous
chart class
maps fine from java to actionscript, even though I have no setter methods in
it, only get
methods. I have only two variables there: a String, and an ArrayList.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson shodgson@ wrote:
Make sure your classes adhere to AMF
again!
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aside from auth challenges, in case you're not aware, the Player can
not issue PUT, DELETE or HEAD requests due to limitations in the
browser APIs that it uses for HTTP support, as well as security
considerations
;
//import mx.controls.Image;
public String name;
public ArrayList axisList;
public ArrayList getAxisList() {
return axisList;
}
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can send any type of data as the body of a message. If you want to send
an instance
of a typed
Aside from auth challenges, in case you're not aware, the Player can not issue
PUT, DELETE or HEAD requests due to limitations in the browser APIs that it
uses for HTTP support, as well as security considerations. Setting request
headers also presents some challenges due to security issues, and
No SOAP attachment specifications are currently supported; if an enhancement
request hasn't been logged, go ahead and log one.
Seth
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Robert
Csiki
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2008 3:42 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
Hi Justin,
That debug message is output when a request to open a stream is received from a
remote client, but no valid FlexClient instance representing the swf exists on
the server.
When this happens, an HTTP 400 (BAD_REQUEST) is returned.
If this is consistently reproducible for you would you
The Consumer component provides bindable 'connected' and 'subscribed'
properties. The underlying ChannelSet that the Consumer uses to connect to the
server also exposes a bindable 'connected' property. A loss of connectivity may
surface as either a ChannelFaultEvent or a ChannelEvent (of type
You can send any type of data as the body of a message. If you want to send an
instance of a typed class, be sure to include
[RemoteClass(alias=your.java.Class)] metadata in your ActionScript class so
that the Player serializes it with type info and the server can deserialize it
to your
And if you're more interested in channel behavior versus raw protocol details,
there's a short summary of the various channels and their respective pros and
cons here:
http://www.dcooper.org/blog/client/index.cfm?mode=entryentry=8E1439AD-4E22-1671-58710DD528E9C2E7
Seth
From:
Hi Shailesh,
1. Channel fallback through the channels in your client-side ChannelSet wraps
(meaning if RTMP fails you'll fall back to HTTP, and if that fails you'll wrap
back around to RTMP). Once your ChannelSet falls back to a different channel,
it doesn't attempt to automatically detect
Hi Barry,
You need to only link the classes defined in fds.swc into your root application
swf, and your modules need to rely on those class definitions rather than each
of them individually containing duplicate class defs from fds.swc.
I'm not a modules guru, but take a look at the
She was referring to your own class (drop the .jar) that you're trying
to compile.
Best,
Seth
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Behalf Of flexuser1
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 2:39 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex + LCDS + JAVA
Hi Wayne,
Lots of work was done between Flex 2 and 3 on web service handling by some
folks on the team that resolved many issues. Unfortunately, the XML Schema,
WSDL and SOAP specs across their various versions along with the number of
server-side web service stacks makes exhaustive regression
The java.lang:type=ClassLoading MBean is not something that BlazeDS
attempts to access explicitely.
Can you provide a full exception stack trace?
Best,
Seth
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of netdeep
Sent: Tuesday, March 11,
Check the Problems tab in FlexBuilder, and make sure your app is
successfully compiling against your referenced configuration files.
Best,
Seth
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Behalf Of Nayan Savla
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Hi Dmitri,
I just ran a quick test locally using an HTTPService to send an XML
instance and it went out as the body of the post fine.
E.g.
mx:HTTPService id=testService url=http://localhost:8400/...;
method=post contentType=application/xml useProxy=false/
... and later ...
var x:XML =
://mitek.id.au/flex/HTTPService/TestFlex3.mxml
http://mitek.id.au/flex/HTTPService/test.php
http://mitek.id.au/flex/HTTPService/test.php
This works in Flex2, and it doesn't work in Flex3.
Dmitri.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com mailto:flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com
, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL
Hi Josh,
The Flex client web service code expects the response to contain a SOAP
Envelope. Any empty 200 OK response with a Content-Length of 0 will
trigger an error.
Best,
Seth
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Josh
What type of channel/endpoint are you using between the client and
server?
If you're using RTMP, that protocol currently has a maximum underlying
chunk size of 10M. If you're trying to return more than this amount of
data in a single result the player will actually terminate the
connection. AMF
can I know when module is completely loading and
ready to load the next one. Is there any event that I can listen to
when the module completely loads??
Thanks
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, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you defined a useProxy
Originally the only option was to register a general result or fault
event handler at the service component level or method level. That's OK
if you either don't need any extra context when you handle the result or
fault or if you want to manually store some call context on the returned
token and
Assuming your Sonic server has Java APIs to query for this information,
you can override the AbstractBootstrapService in BlazeDS or LCDS and
register your class in the services block of services-config.xml.
Override the initialize(), start() and stop() methods. In your
initialize() impl, you'd
Use the proxy service that ships in BlazeDS and LCDS for your Http requests.
There are a variety of browser hacks related to Http headers (which in some
cases also impact SOAP web services), and the player is likely to get more
restrictive in this area rather than less. This generally has more
have come with it.
We've got FDS so I assume that's the same as using the LCDS?
Christine
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com mailto:flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com
, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Assuming your Sonic server has Java APIs to query for this
information,
you can override
Are these proxied or non-proxied HTTPServices?
If proxied, you need to use a shared set of destinations and channels
defined in your root swf currently.
Best,
Seth
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Behalf Of ezderman
Sent: Friday,
For auto-synchronized data sets across multiple Flex clients, it's
simplest to use the Data Management Service in LiveCycle Data Services
in auto-sync mode. There's nothing else out there that provides that
functionality out of the box.
If you're OK with just doing CRUD style interactions with
When you invoke a RemoteObject, it's going to send a request via HTTP to
your server which will do some processing. Regardless of whether your
server returns a result or not, an HTTP response must be returned to the
browser/player. That'll be parsed by the browser networking stack,
passed into the
There's no way to load balance both AMF (sticky HTTPS with cookies) and
direct RTMPS socket connections from a swf to the same backing
application server.
I'd recommend sticking to all HTTPS communication between the client and
server or all RTMPS. There's nothing preventing the client from
Hi Rod,
What's the specific error you're hitting (either on the client or
recorded in your server logs)?
Have you tried defining your security-constraint at the top level in
services-config.xml, and then just referencing it from your destination?
Best,
Seth
I think that the logging system in LCDS was originally put in to
explicitly avoid issues with using log4j in shared deployment
environments that the JRun team often ran into due to different web apps
or libraries bundling different, and apparently non-compatible, log4j
releases or configuration
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 5:27 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Use message.clientID to access same session?
Thanks Seth.
To see the headers coming back, does useProxy have to be set to True?
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote
Hi Christoph,
If you take a close look at the error on the client it states: 'Destination
'dataElements' has no channels defined and the application does not define any
default channels.'
When you compile your swf with a -services flag, a portion of your
services-config.xml info is injected
');
?
This didn't solve the problem... is this what you suggested?
Thanks,
Eyal
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is due to a long-standing IE bug with HTTPS and cache-related
response headers.
If you're not routing your web service invocations
Hi Kevin,
DataService exposes a bindable 'connected' property that lets you know whether
its underlying channel to the server is up or not. If it's not up, DataService
will attempt to reconnect indefinitely. You should watch the 'connected'
property and let the user know when they've lost
The clientId value identifies a Producer or Consumer instance on the client
that is either sending or receiving messages. RPC-related components such as
WebService use the core messaging layer under the hood. I'd recommend against
using clientId in your scenario.
Most session-based web service
has handled all these connection/disconnection issues in
DMS. It seems like there is a fair amount to try to keep track of
with these type of connections vs a simple asynchronous call.
Thanks, Kevin
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kevin,
DataService
asynchronous call.
Thanks, Kevin
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kevin,
DataService exposes a bindable 'connected' property that lets you
know whether its underlying channel to the server is up or not. If
it's not up, DataService will attempt
-tier
architecture)
2) FDS communicating with Hibernate using RemoteObject service.
(server side model - three tier architecture).
The parameters we are looking in the above two options are
performance scalability.
Thanks,
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wrote
The {server.name} and {server.port} tokens are a shortcut you can use if your
swf is loaded and runs in a browser. At runtime on the client these values are
swapped out based upon the URL for your swf. You can never use a {server.port}
token for an RTMP URL; you need to use an explicit port.
The Flash Socket API doesn't support binding a port to accept TCP connections
or UDP datagrams on.
So you can stop work on your AIR FTP client or HTTP server for now :)
Seth
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Hi Adnan,
You can use one of two possible target classes for logging on the server.
These are:
1. flex.messaging.log.ConsoleTarget - logs to System.out
2. flex.messaging.log.ServletLogTarget - logs to the servlet logger and these
log entries end up in your container's log files
Try using the
, which approach is
better for performance and transactions. Flex Data Management
Services Vs Hibernate. Apprecite your help.
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wrote:
If you have an existing server-side domain model and are using
Hibernate use
Based upon your channel id, 'cf-rtmp', you're using an RTMP channel/endpoint.
If the client's connect attempt is failing, this is generally because the
endpoint isn't running so there's nothing for the client to connect to. Make
sure you have logging enabled in your services-config.xml file on
If you have an existing server-side domain model and are using Hibernate use
the HibernateAssembler. If you don't have any current server-side code and just
want to expose some tables in your database to clients use the SQLAssembler.
It really comes down to whether it makes sense for your
As Tom states - Glassfish isn't on our list of officially supported app
servers. But FDS, now LCDS, or BlazeDS (a free product containing a
subset of the functionality in LCDS) deploys as a Java web app, or can
be merged into an existing web app and should run fine on Glassfish.
BlazeDS contains
As Tom states - Glassfish isn't on our list of officially supported app
servers. But FDS, now LCDS, or BlazeDS (a free product containing a
subset of the functionality in LCDS) deploys as a Java web app, or can
be merged into an existing web app and should run fine on Glassfish.
BlazeDS contains
This is due to a long-standing IE bug with HTTPS and cache-related response
headers.
If you're not routing your web service invocations through the LCDS or BlazeDS
proxy service, you'll need to tweak your application server to tweak the
response headers related to caching if the user agent
Use a network sniffer to monitor the Http traffic for you upload and the
Http response. The plugin API exposed by Firefox doesn't provide any
useful Http error information to the player in many situations, and when
this happens the player dispatches a generic 2038 error which is the
best it can do
The busy cursor is set when a RemoteObject operation is invoked using
CursorManager.setBusyCursor(). It's removed when a result or fault for the
invocation is returned, via a call to CursorManager.removeBusyCursor().
If you're not receiving a result or fault event, that would explain why the
An HttpRequest object is only valid within the context of a Servlet
servicing a specific request. You probably don't want to hang onto this
instance, and it will only be non-null in FlexContext while a request is
being processed. That's try of all the getters on FlexContext; their
state is valid
that most of the time, this does work
correctly, it's most likely a network issue (for one reason or another),
right? Or can you think of other possible causes?
Thanks,
--
Maciek Sakrejda
Truviso, Inc.
http://www.truviso.com
-Original Message-
From: Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply
Take a look at the ASDoc comments for HTTPService.send(). The method requires
that you pass an XML instance or an anonymous Object of name-value pairs to
form encode.
Seth
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Hi Derrick,
What is your application doing when you receive this? Also, are you running on
JRun using its integrated HTTP 1.0 web server?
Seth
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Anderson
Sent: Tuesday, May
Hi Parker,
What version are you running?
A channel polling error is generally caused by two things:
1. The server endpoint was unreachable (possible but unlikely).
2. Your data service destination may have a session or subscription timeout
value defined in which case the polling channel may be
The Flex web service library does not currently support WS-Notification.
Best,
Seth
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Raghav
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2007 6:57 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
Hi,
First, I'd recommend grabbing the 2.5 beta release on labs which supports this
deployment more naturally than the 2.0.1 release.
If you're using HTTP based channels you'd want to define your channel
definition like so:
channel-definition id=my-secure-http
The requestTimeout property triggers the component (a RemoteObject in this
case) to give up waiting for a result or fault response from the remote server
and generates a fault locally on the client. So you'll be able to handle this
in your general fault handler and you can watch for these;
Hi Mark,
That should be an intermittent problem. If the Flash Player is force
quite (due to a crash, force quiting your browser in Windows Task
Manager, or possibly stopping a debug session in FlexBuilder) a
LocalConnection may be orphaned in shared memory. When this happens, if
you restart your
Hi,
Two things:
1. I checked with the developer who worked on the Websphere RTMP support and
was told that version 6 is supported, below that isn't explicitly. However, if
things are working for you on 5.1/5.1.1 without configuring a WorkManager you
wouldn't need to do anything differently
on the FDS side as to how to
integrate such things.
Thx,
Jamie
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Hi Hank,
How do you do your logins now against your account database? You're
not using general J2EE auth?
Role based security in FDS just wraps the existing
Hi Hank,
How do you do your logins now against your account database? You're not using
general J2EE auth?
Role based security in FDS just wraps the existing J2EE auth machinery provided
by your app server. You can code your login UI in your Flex app and before any
calls or data exchange are
sparse.
So are flexcoders just not using FDS or are they not using
Authentication, or is everyone who is doing this just so much more
knowledgeable than me so no discussion anywhere on the net or on this
mailing list is required?
Hank
On 11/29/06, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Hank
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Seth Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dmitry,
Jimmy responded with the configuration he and Stacy used for a UDP based
JGroups configuration.
In the TCP case for your second question you'd specify initial_hosts
using your internal server IPs/names
Hi Samus,
Currently every subscription creates a JMS consumer proxy on the server. To
make things more efficient in your case you could use a single Consumer with a
selector expression that will filter for data relevant to all panels being
displayed and you'd do a bit of work when you receive
If you want asynchronous processing on the backend for your requests I'd
recommend taking a look at the JMS adapter. Rather than making a RemoteObject
call you'd send your requests to the server using a Producer and listen for
async results using a Consumer. You'd want to use an inbound request
Hi MZ,
You need to compile against the enterprise.swc that ships with FDS.
HTH,
Seth
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michel.zaouia
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006 6:12 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
Hi Tom,
You need to make sure you've configured the Flex Messaging Gateway on the CF
side with the correct IP address of the Flex server. That config file lives at:
CFDir/gateway/config/flex-message-gateway.cfg
The 'host' and 'allowedIPs' settings are only optional when both CF and FDS are
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Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 2:04 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] custom Message Service adapter
Hi Ryan,
Are message headers and Consumer selectors, or subtopics
(http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id
Hi Brian,
The Flash player only currently supports GET and POST requests (and converts
any POST request with a zero length body or any unrecognized request method to
a GET). PUT and DELETE are not supported.
For HTTPService you can get around this limitation if your HTTPService has
have the option of spending $20K per CPU for FDS
just to get REST support.
Thanks,
Brian
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wrote:
Hi Brian,
The Flash player only currently supports GET and POST requests
(and converts any POST request with a zero length
Hi Ryan,
Are message headers and Consumer selectors, or subtopics
(http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=8f1eb6ea) insufficient
to manage message routing for your use case? You should be able to use either
of these approaches to 'filter out' certain subscribed clients from
Hi Dirk,
The FlexFactory lookup() method is called for every method invocation. Support
for scopes (app/session/request) is optional and this is why lookup() is always
called on FlexFactory and FlexFactoryInstance. The instance you're looking up
could be stored in a way that doesn't use J2EE
In Flash there's no way to block or wait for a network operation to complete.
The sooner you surrender to listening on events or using responders the happier
you'll be ;)
It's definitely a paradigm shift for folks coming from Java or other languages
that support synchronous/blocking
Hi Douglas,
The answer is no. The server name and port you use will be the same for all web
apps deployed in your servlet container (app server). What will differ is the
context root portion of the URI (this is what the container uses to route an
inbound request to the target web app). As
a while...
But if it does make sense, wouldn't it make sense for me to do it on my
own, now? Select an unregistered range of ports, and use them?
Thanks,
Douglas
Seth Hodgson wrote:
Hi Douglas,
The answer is no. The server name and port you use will be the same
for all web apps deployed
Hi Paul,
registerClassAlias(...) is used by the Flash Player to drive AMF
serialization/deserialization. In the web service scenario, you're not getting
back AMF formatted data so this built-in function doesn't help out.
For now, you'll need to write your own helper classes that take the e4x
You should double check that you're sending literal XML (or a legacy
XMLNode/XMLDocument) and not a String value.
service.send(foobar/foo);
Rather than:
service.send(foobar/foo);
Best,
Seth
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Hi Dirk,
Your # 1 is pretty close to how things work. If the fill params match then the
items in the current collection will be refreshed to the latest values from the
server, including the application of any pending deletes/updates/etc you'd made
to the previous collection contents but
Hi Brennan,
In your core FDS config file on the server (WEB-INF/flex/services-config.xml)
there's a logging section. I'd recommend upping the level to Debug and just
use patternMessage.*/pattern. Log output is directed to the console by
default (that's what flex.messaging.log.ConsoleTarget
Hi Anas,
After you've logged in via your JSP login page you'll have an authenticated
HttpSession on the server. If you then visit an mxml app hosted within the same
web application (under the same context root) any remoting/messaging/data
service interaction the mxml app has with the server
Hi Dirk,
getItem() will always fetch the current state of the requested object from the
server and update the local instance with the result if it exists. If you don't
have auto sync enabled (server pushed updates) this is how you can periodically
refresh your local instance.
If you call
Hi Jim,
Try tagging the properties that you don't want managed in your [Managed] AS
class as [Transient]. This should prevent changes to them from being
logged/committed.
Best,
Seth
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Hi,
Have you verified that the server hosting your web service has basic auth
configured correctly? Your code looks correct so perhaps when the FDS proxy
makes the call against the remote server it isn't being challenged for basic
auth credentials? Try requesting your WSDL in a browser and
Hi Valy,
This is a Java2D bug: http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6358034
I believe it can be safely ignored.
Best,
Seth
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Sivec
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Hi Benjamin,
With regard to the exception, in your services-config.xml file you'll can find
a channel-definition for an RTMP channel. The RTMP channel endpoint on the
server is a socket server that binds to the port specified in the endpoint
uri=.../ element. A single port can't be bound by
Hi Brian,
FDS JMS messaging destinations can't be added/removed at runtime. They must be
defined statically in the configuration files. We're considering support for
hierarchical JMS topics in a future release, which has the advantage that you
know about the root destination at startup time
Hi Franck, Ben and Kaleb,
First a little back story: the current web service stack in Flex shares many
similarities with Axis 1.X (some of the same folks authored both). Back when
these stacks were originally developed RPC services using SOAP encoding were
the rule. So the legacy RPC/Encoded
Hi James,
Try putting your property documentation
beneath the [Bindable] tag. E.g.:
[Bindable]
/**
* your property documentation
*/
public function get propX():X { }
ASDoc comments apply to what they precede.
Best,
Seth
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Riding on Brians coat tails, youll
want the following servlet definition and mapping in the web.xml file for your
webapp.
!-- MessageBroker Servlet --
servlet
servlet-nameMessageBrokerServlet/servlet-name
display-nameMessageBrokerServlet/display-name
Flash runs in a security sandbox that
blocks access to remote domains that the swf was not served from.
Heres a technote that describes
this in detail.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14213
Best,
Seth
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