Re: [flexcoders] Re: BlazeDS server environment configuration
Thanks for these tutorials (the last one using Hibernate seems exactly what I had in mind while asking in the first place) Now I have to study and configure my application in accordance. Great help from this forum, George --- On Thu, 1/15/09, valdhor valdhorli...@embarqmail.com wrote: From: valdhor valdhorli...@embarqmail.com Subject: [flexcoders] Re: BlazeDS server environment configuration To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, January 15, 2009, 8:13 AM OK, how about: http://backbeatlabs .com/?p=3 http://www.bfaig. org/blog/ ?cat=14 http://www.adobe. com/devnet/ flex/articles/ flex_hibernate. html --- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, grg_blls grg_b...@.. . wrote: Hi again, following the information provided, I tried the tutorial Wesley provided, only the information in the article is of course rather sketchy - as the complete detailed description was provided in the source code used for that banner example. Unfortunatelly the sources provided are not available anymore (links, dowloads, et.c. don't work), as this article is outdated being 5 years old. So I can't really make much out of this. On the other hand what is described in that old article is generally correct, and this is the way I know I have to proceed. Only I still have to look for something more up to day and detailed enough for me to study and adapt to my case. Specifically, I look for an current BlazeDS/Tomcat/ MySql environment setup detailed description for a Flex client connected to database by Remote Object procedures. Besides working examples, I still look for a book to read on the subject and documentation, in extend to BlazeDS developer's guide.. So while the question remains open and have to wait for any other answer leading to some consice piece of info, I thank you both valdhor and Wesley for trying to help me. George --- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, grg_blls grg_blls@ wrote: Hi again (and thanks for replying) I didn't say Wesley is not correct..On the contrary... As I have first to work it out and then see if I get any more questions. (Obviously not having done this before, was the reason for asking about documentation (or a cookbook) in the first place. Sofar I 've done a lot working with Flex for the client and the business logic of my app, having Hsqldb as a basic database. I also feel very satisfied with Flex documentation and on-line help (this forum included) that helped me so much sofar. So I still consider any additional hint towards a good book on BlazeDS, covering both some examplary applications as well as pointing to differences to say JBOSS for instance. This as I want to go a bit deeper into the subject and understand better.. some aspects. Thank you all George --- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, valdhor valdhorlists@ wrote: Wesley is correct - This is a Java question. You already have the BlazeDS part set up and working. All you need to do is change the database access in Java. I would suggest following the tutorial Wesley provided and then apply the knowledge gained to your project. From what I can see this entails adding the driver for the MySQL connection; removing the flex.samples. ConnectionHelper stuff and adding the dbHandler handler class from the tutorial. --- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, grg_blls grg_blls@ wrote: --- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, Wesley Acheson wesley.acheson@ wrote: Really thats more of a java question then a flex one. for using mysql and tomcat try http://www.opensour cetutorials. com/tutorials/ Databases/ MySQL/tomcat- and-mysql/page2. html Thank you Wesley for a quick reply. But what I am asking has to do with BlazeDS (how to set up its environment) in conjunction to the MySql database environment plus Tomcat environment. So this is more complicated than that. You see I understand what to do with the Java classes needed and that I have to set up a Remote Object in mxml, and that I have to configure how I connect to the service destination. (I have done that already while using the Hsqldb - and work just fine, by following the documentation available). Now I have to again with MySql, but I missing a clear documentation. . Then BlazeDS has to be set up properly to work with MySql under the servlet container (Tomcat). Mainly this connection will serve user login procedures, so what will be in that database will be a number of users and their login data. (I mean an apriori unknown number of users) Thank you George
[flexcoders] Re: BlazeDS server environment configuration
Hi again, following the information provided, I tried the tutorial Wesley provided, only the information in the article is of course rather sketchy - as the complete detailed description was provided in the source code used for that banner example. Unfortunatelly the sources provided are not available anymore (links, dowloads, et.c. don't work), as this article is outdated being 5 years old. So I can't really make much out of this. On the other hand what is described in that old article is generally correct, and this is the way I know I have to proceed. Only I still have to look for something more up to day and detailed enough for me to study and adapt to my case. Specifically, I look for an current BlazeDS/Tomcat/MySql environment setup detailed description for a Flex client connected to database by Remote Object procedures. Besides working examples, I still look for a book to read on the subject and documentation, in extend to BlazeDS developer's guide.. So while the question remains open and have to wait for any other answer leading to some consice piece of info, I thank you both valdhor and Wesley for trying to help me. George --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, grg_blls grg_b...@... wrote: Hi again (and thanks for replying) I didn't say Wesley is not correct..On the contrary... As I have first to work it out and then see if I get any more questions. (Obviously not having done this before, was the reason for asking about documentation (or a cookbook) in the first place. Sofar I 've done a lot working with Flex for the client and the business logic of my app, having Hsqldb as a basic database. I also feel very satisfied with Flex documentation and on-line help (this forum included) that helped me so much sofar. So I still consider any additional hint towards a good book on BlazeDS, covering both some examplary applications as well as pointing to differences to say JBOSS for instance. This as I want to go a bit deeper into the subject and understand better.. some aspects. Thank you all George --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, valdhor valdhorlists@ wrote: Wesley is correct - This is a Java question. You already have the BlazeDS part set up and working. All you need to do is change the database access in Java. I would suggest following the tutorial Wesley provided and then apply the knowledge gained to your project. From what I can see this entails adding the driver for the MySQL connection; removing the flex.samples.ConnectionHelper stuff and adding the dbHandler handler class from the tutorial. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, grg_blls grg_blls@ wrote: --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Wesley Acheson wesley.acheson@ wrote: Really thats more of a java question then a flex one. for using mysql and tomcat try http://www.opensourcetutorials.com/tutorials/Databases/MySQL/tomcat- and-mysql/page2.html Thank you Wesley for a quick reply. But what I am asking has to do with BlazeDS (how to set up its environment) in conjunction to the MySql database environment plus Tomcat environment. So this is more complicated than that. You see I understand what to do with the Java classes needed and that I have to set up a Remote Object in mxml, and that I have to configure how I connect to the service destination. (I have done that already while using the Hsqldb - and work just fine, by following the documentation available). Now I have to again with MySql, but I missing a clear documentation.. Then BlazeDS has to be set up properly to work with MySql under the servlet container (Tomcat). Mainly this connection will serve user login procedures, so what will be in that database will be a number of users and their login data. (I mean an apriori unknown number of users) Thank you George
[flexcoders] Re: BlazeDS server environment configuration
OK, how about: http://backbeatlabs.com/?p=3 http://www.bfaig.org/blog/?cat=14 http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/flex_hibernate.html --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, grg_blls grg_b...@... wrote: Hi again, following the information provided, I tried the tutorial Wesley provided, only the information in the article is of course rather sketchy - as the complete detailed description was provided in the source code used for that banner example. Unfortunatelly the sources provided are not available anymore (links, dowloads, et.c. don't work), as this article is outdated being 5 years old. So I can't really make much out of this. On the other hand what is described in that old article is generally correct, and this is the way I know I have to proceed. Only I still have to look for something more up to day and detailed enough for me to study and adapt to my case. Specifically, I look for an current BlazeDS/Tomcat/MySql environment setup detailed description for a Flex client connected to database by Remote Object procedures. Besides working examples, I still look for a book to read on the subject and documentation, in extend to BlazeDS developer's guide.. So while the question remains open and have to wait for any other answer leading to some consice piece of info, I thank you both valdhor and Wesley for trying to help me. George --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, grg_blls grg_blls@ wrote: Hi again (and thanks for replying) I didn't say Wesley is not correct..On the contrary... As I have first to work it out and then see if I get any more questions. (Obviously not having done this before, was the reason for asking about documentation (or a cookbook) in the first place. Sofar I 've done a lot working with Flex for the client and the business logic of my app, having Hsqldb as a basic database. I also feel very satisfied with Flex documentation and on-line help (this forum included) that helped me so much sofar. So I still consider any additional hint towards a good book on BlazeDS, covering both some examplary applications as well as pointing to differences to say JBOSS for instance. This as I want to go a bit deeper into the subject and understand better.. some aspects. Thank you all George --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, valdhor valdhorlists@ wrote: Wesley is correct - This is a Java question. You already have the BlazeDS part set up and working. All you need to do is change the database access in Java. I would suggest following the tutorial Wesley provided and then apply the knowledge gained to your project. From what I can see this entails adding the driver for the MySQL connection; removing the flex.samples.ConnectionHelper stuff and adding the dbHandler handler class from the tutorial. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, grg_blls grg_blls@ wrote: --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Wesley Acheson wesley.acheson@ wrote: Really thats more of a java question then a flex one. for using mysql and tomcat try http://www.opensourcetutorials.com/tutorials/Databases/MySQL/tomcat- and-mysql/page2.html Thank you Wesley for a quick reply. But what I am asking has to do with BlazeDS (how to set up its environment) in conjunction to the MySql database environment plus Tomcat environment. So this is more complicated than that. You see I understand what to do with the Java classes needed and that I have to set up a Remote Object in mxml, and that I have to configure how I connect to the service destination. (I have done that already while using the Hsqldb - and work just fine, by following the documentation available). Now I have to again with MySql, but I missing a clear documentation.. Then BlazeDS has to be set up properly to work with MySql under the servlet container (Tomcat). Mainly this connection will serve user login procedures, so what will be in that database will be a number of users and their login data. (I mean an apriori unknown number of users) Thank you George
[flexcoders] Re: BlazeDS server environment configuration
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Wesley Acheson wesley.ache...@... wrote: Really thats more of a java question then a flex one. for using mysql and tomcat try http://www.opensourcetutorials.com/tutorials/Databases/MySQL/tomcat- and-mysql/page2.html Thank you Wesley for a quick reply. But what I am asking has to do with BlazeDS (how to set up its environment) in conjunction to the MySql database environment plus Tomcat environment. So this is more complicated than that. You see I understand what to do with the Java classes needed and that I have to set up a Remote Object in mxml, and that I have to configure how I connect to the service destination. (I have done that already while using the Hsqldb - and work just fine, by following the documentation available). Now I have to again with MySql, but I missing a clear documentation.. Then BlazeDS has to be set up properly to work with MySql under the servlet container (Tomcat). Mainly this connection will serve user login procedures, so what will be in that database will be a number of users and their login data. (I mean an apriori unknown number of users) Thank you George
[flexcoders] Re: BlazeDS server environment configuration
Wesley is correct - This is a Java question. You already have the BlazeDS part set up and working. All you need to do is change the database access in Java. I would suggest following the tutorial Wesley provided and then apply the knowledge gained to your project. From what I can see this entails adding the driver for the MySQL connection; removing the flex.samples.ConnectionHelper stuff and adding the dbHandler handler class from the tutorial. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, grg_blls grg_b...@... wrote: --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Wesley Acheson wesley.acheson@ wrote: Really thats more of a java question then a flex one. for using mysql and tomcat try http://www.opensourcetutorials.com/tutorials/Databases/MySQL/tomcat- and-mysql/page2.html Thank you Wesley for a quick reply. But what I am asking has to do with BlazeDS (how to set up its environment) in conjunction to the MySql database environment plus Tomcat environment. So this is more complicated than that. You see I understand what to do with the Java classes needed and that I have to set up a Remote Object in mxml, and that I have to configure how I connect to the service destination. (I have done that already while using the Hsqldb - and work just fine, by following the documentation available). Now I have to again with MySql, but I missing a clear documentation.. Then BlazeDS has to be set up properly to work with MySql under the servlet container (Tomcat). Mainly this connection will serve user login procedures, so what will be in that database will be a number of users and their login data. (I mean an apriori unknown number of users) Thank you George
[flexcoders] Re: BlazeDS server environment configuration
Hi again (and thanks for replying) I didn't say Wesley is not correct..On the contrary... As I have first to work it out and then see if I get any more questions. (Obviously not having done this before, was the reason for asking about documentation (or a cookbook) in the first place. Sofar I 've done a lot working with Flex for the client and the business logic of my app, having Hsqldb as a basic database. I also feel very satisfied with Flex documentation and on-line help (this forum included) that helped me so much sofar. So I still consider any additional hint towards a good book on BlazeDS, covering both some examplary applications as well as pointing to differences to say JBOSS for instance. This as I want to go a bit deeper into the subject and understand better.. some aspects. Thank you all George --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, valdhor valdhorli...@... wrote: Wesley is correct - This is a Java question. You already have the BlazeDS part set up and working. All you need to do is change the database access in Java. I would suggest following the tutorial Wesley provided and then apply the knowledge gained to your project. From what I can see this entails adding the driver for the MySQL connection; removing the flex.samples.ConnectionHelper stuff and adding the dbHandler handler class from the tutorial. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, grg_blls grg_blls@ wrote: --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Wesley Acheson wesley.acheson@ wrote: Really thats more of a java question then a flex one. for using mysql and tomcat try http://www.opensourcetutorials.com/tutorials/Databases/MySQL/tomcat- and-mysql/page2.html Thank you Wesley for a quick reply. But what I am asking has to do with BlazeDS (how to set up its environment) in conjunction to the MySql database environment plus Tomcat environment. So this is more complicated than that. You see I understand what to do with the Java classes needed and that I have to set up a Remote Object in mxml, and that I have to configure how I connect to the service destination. (I have done that already while using the Hsqldb - and work just fine, by following the documentation available). Now I have to again with MySql, but I missing a clear documentation.. Then BlazeDS has to be set up properly to work with MySql under the servlet container (Tomcat). Mainly this connection will serve user login procedures, so what will be in that database will be a number of users and their login data. (I mean an apriori unknown number of users) Thank you George
Re: [flexcoders] Re: BlazeDS server environment configuration
So I still consider any additional hint towards a good book on BlazeDS, covering both some examplary applications as well as pointing to differences to say JBOSS for instance. This as I want to go a bit deeper into the subject and understand better.. some aspects. Its pretty much the same on JBoss. I'm using it on jboss, download the jar file and set that in your default project. Then Tomcat and JBoss are much the same. (as far as Blaze is concened)
