[flexcoders] Newby: How to use Manage Sites

2005-04-27 Thread Libby Chantel

I'm new to Flex and keep having trouble with the
Manage Sites thing in flexbuilder, so I was hoping
someone could explain how MM intended for it to be
used. I am doing flex tutorials and  for each new
tutorial, I am forced to create a new site. Then fb
doesn't seem to remember it the next time I open the
tutorial. I am running flex and java on my local pc as
well as saving/running my flex files on a remote java
server.

I was expecting that I could create a site on each
machine, then choose which one to use for each new
mxml file I create. Or, switch back and forth between
sites wile testing the same files. How is it really
supposed to be used?

Thanks,
Libby



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RE: [flexcoders] Run MXML on PC, Calling to Java on Remote Server - Help

2005-04-05 Thread Libby Chantel

I read your chapter but it didn't explain how to do
what I am trying to do. I think my favorite part was
on page 5, where it says: 
... if you’re implementing an
RIA interface on an existing J2EE infrastructure that
has business logic contained in your
Servlet tier, consult the Flex documentation to see
how you can use RemoteObject to invoke methods exposed
on Servlets in your app server.
That note was particularly helpful sarcasm in light
of the fact I can't find any such info so far in the
MM documentation. 

Eventually I will figure out exactly where to look,
I'm sure. So far I can find tidbits, but no examples,
of how to write mxml on one machine in flexbuilder,
then run it from flexbuilder to invoke java on a
remote app server, as if it were a client-server app.

Libby

--- Steven Webster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 
 Libby,
 
 Chapter 20 of Developing Rich Clients with
 Macromedia Flex is a free
 download (I posted
 in an earlier message) and covers in great detail
 the use of the
 RemoteObject tag, to
 achieve just what you are trying to do.
 
 Steven 
 
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  Subject: [flexcoders] Run MXML on PC, Calling to
 Java on 
  Remote Server - Help
  
  
  I am a newbie with Flex, trying to get it going
 for a proof 
  of concept. I have Flex installed on my remote
 Java Server 
  (Websphere). I can successfully make calls from
 Flash apps on 
  my pc to the java programs running on the server.
 So far, I 
  cannot get the very same calls from Flex to work.
 I cannot 
  find an example of this setup in the MM doco for
 Flex. Could 
  someone PLEASE either post a link to the doco that
 explains 
  it in terms a dummy like me can understand, or,
 post sample 
  MXML code that works for you? Or, maybe even do
 both :)
  
  Thank you very much,
  Libby
  
  
  
  
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Re: [flexcoders] Run MXML on PC, Calling to Java on Remote Server - Help

2005-04-04 Thread Libby Chantel

Is this not doable?

--- Libby Chantel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am a newbie with Flex, trying to get it going for
 a
 proof of concept. I have Flex installed on my remote
 Java Server (Websphere). I can successfully make
 calls
 from Flash apps on my pc to the java programs
 running
 on the server. So far, I cannot get the very same
 calls from Flex to work. I cannot find an example of
 this setup in the MM doco for Flex. Could someone
 PLEASE either post a link to the doco that explains
 it
 in terms a dummy like me can understand, or, post
 sample MXML code that works for you? Or, maybe even
 do
 both :)
 
 Thank you very much,
 Libby
 
 
 
   
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[flexcoders] Proof of Concept - (help with Flex Setup)

2005-03-31 Thread Libby Chantel

I am writing a Flex proof of concept app that accesses
existing Java programs on the back end. When we did
our Flash app, the developers wrote the flash code on
their local machines and when testing made their calls
to the remote java server without deploying any flash
code.

I am having trouble getting this scenario setup with
Flex. Does anyone know how to set this up so that it
is possible (mxml files on local pc, remainder of Flex
on remote Java Server)?

Thanks,
Libby




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