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 27.04.17, 15:24 schrieb "olegkon" <[email protected]>: 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 Java services, each having 3-10 methods (but no Web Services), called from Flex via BlazeDS4 and Spring4-Flex integration 1.6.0. So should we wrap them out as RESTful web services? And add Spring Boot there? What is involved in that? Please help. Oleg. -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/Flex-app-with-Angular2-tp14960p15126.html Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
