My initial view is based on based and my old demos which was
working now with latest build stopped working.
On 28-Apr-2017 2:44 AM, "Alex Harui [via Apache Flex Users]" <
ml+s246n1513...@n4.nabble.com> wrote:
> Hi Prashant,
>
> What is the top tag in MyInitialView?
>
> -Alex
>
> On
Hi Prashant,
What is the top tag in MyInitialView?
-Alex
On 4/27/17, 11:43 AM, "PKumar" wrote:
>I have created the test demo but getting not working. If i am compiling
>demo
>with FlexJS 0.7.0 then it is working but if compiling with FlexJS 0.8.0
>nightly build then
I have created the test demo but getting not working. If i am compiling demo
with FlexJS 0.7.0 then it is working but if compiling with FlexJS 0.8.0
nightly build then it is failing.
var arr = MyInitialView.superClass_.*get__MXMLDescriptor*.apply(this);
get__MXMLDescriptor is getting
PKumar wrote
> Yes , I have tried but no luck. This issue is only occuring if I am
> creating separate view as InitialView.mxml and including it in main.mxml.
I also had this issue during my tests but after a clean up and the removing
of the bin the issue was gone...
Could you reproduce the
Well the Spring Flex integration test-drive has this functionality because
spring has it on board.
I have never come across any JSON functionality inside BlazeDS however.
Chris
Am 27.04.17, 16:51 schrieb "olegkon" :
That is not entirely true. From
Yes , I have tried but no luck. This issue is only occuring if I am
creating separate view as InitialView.mxml and including it in main.mxml.
On 27-Apr-2017 1:30 AM, "OK [via Apache Flex Users]" <
ml+s246n15123...@n4.nabble.com> wrote:
It already feels like doing much more clean ups than
That is not entirely true. From Spring-BlazeDS-reference:
"A complete insync-rest example of interacting with a Spring MVC @Controller
is now provided in the Test
Drive. This sample duplicates the full functionality of the complete inSync
application that was originally built
using BlazeDS
Hi Oleg,
Angular2 can’t speak AMF and this is the only format BlazeDS understands.
Angular2 understands JSON and spring boot rest services natively talk JSON in a
spring boot application.
So if you are building an Angular2 application, I think you don’t need BlazeDS
at all.
Chris
Am
Chris,
Could you please elaborate on that?
As I mentioned, I know it is possible to connect Angular2 to Java via Spring
Boot.
But what exactly makes it happen? Is it plain RESTful web service or
something else?
>From what I've seen, there is no config files there.
As of today, we have many
You already had a look at the Apache Flex BlazeDS Spring-Boot archetype?
Chris
Am 26.04.17, 21:23 schrieb "olegkon" :
We did not use CF or Lucee in our project so far (although some people here
like it :-) ),
I have no experience with it.
So far I am
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