Sounds like a Java problem; so I won't be able to help, personally. I
have lots of Angular 2/4 experience lately this year, but minimal Java
stuff.
Based on what little I understand from dealing w/ ColdFusion, the
channels are just a way to tell Flex how to call the services.
If I were doing this in CF; I'd just write new CF Code that executed
the services manually--not through the remoting interface--and processed
the results to return them in a different format. As long as those new
services are browser accessible, an Angular app should be able to hit them.
Can anyone else help? If not; I'd go to StackOverflow.
On 4/25/2017 3:49 PM, olegkon wrote:
Jeffry,
If you have Java experience, and a lot of services already built for the
Flex app;
my impulse is to wrap those services to return JSON instead of AMF.
That will probably save you lots of time compared to switching to an
entirely new platform.
Absolutely agree with you (I have 20 yrs of Java on and off).
So now I am trying to expose those services as RESTful Web Services sending
JSON
and then consume them from Angular2.
But for some reason, so far I was not able to get anything in the URL,
so my sample getProducts sample http://localhost:8080/ws/products returns
404
As I mentioned, using Java8, BlazeDS4.7 with Spring 4.3 and Spring-Flex
integration 1.6.
Do I need to create/configure a separate channel in BlazeDS for Web
Service?
Or any other Spring configuration?
I have seen Yakov Fain's sample connecting Angular2/4 app to Java [web
service] via Spring Boot,
it does use same Java RESTful service, but same code not working inside my
web app.
Is Spring Boot doing some magic which I am missing?
There is no Spring configuration there.
Please advise.
TIA,
Oleg.
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