File a bug with a test case.

-Alex

On 10/13/18, 2:27 AM, "Carlos Rovira" <carlosrov...@apache.org> wrote:

    Hi Alex,
    
    I get Responder/AsyncToken working with the current code.
    
    But there's a bug:
    
    To make it work I need to comment this part in the example
    
    <!-- <mx:method name="echo">
    <mx:arguments>
    <symbol>{name_txt.text}</symbol>
    </mx:arguments>
    </mx:method>
    <mx:method name="getObjectArray1">
    </mx:method>
    <mx:method name="getSomeProduct">
    </mx:method> -->
    
    If not I get this when calling the second RO:
    
    [Error] TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating
    'this.serviceResp.getProperty')
    sendEcho (App.js:269)
    $EH3 (App.js:321)
    (función anónima)
    fireListener (events.js:744)
    fireListenerOverride (HTMLElementWrapper.js:61)
    handleBrowserEvent_ (events.js:870)
    (función anónima) (events.js:289)
    
    So I think there's a bug in the compiler when we have two ROs and one of
    them has mx:method declared.
    
    
    El sáb., 13 oct. 2018 a las 9:47, Carlos Rovira (<carlosrov...@apache.org>)
    escribió:
    
    > Hi Alex,
    >
    > thanks, I try it an now it's working :)
    >
    > El vie., 12 oct. 2018 a las 19:55, Alex Harui (<aha...@adobe.com.invalid>)
    > escribió:
    >
    >> Hi Carlos,
    >>
    >> The Maven build for the RO example was using a template and the compiler
    >> wasn't using the right variable.  In MXRoyale projects the main class 
name
    >> is not the same as the MXML file name because we generate a SystemManager
    >> subclass like Flex does.
    >>
    >> Also, the MXRoyale.swc wasn't including its css file.
    >>
    >> I've pushed these changes and the sample worked well enough to type in a
    >> word and round trip it from the server.  It shows up partially under
    >> another button right now, but I'm not worrying about that right now.
    >>
    >> -Alex
    >>
    >> On 10/12/18, 2:36 AM, "Carlos Rovira" <carlosrov...@apache.org> wrote:
    >>
    >>     Hi Alex,
    >>
    >>     I see you fixed poms and now all is building correctly in maven in my
    >> .m2
    >>     with 0.9.5-SNAPSHOT. I remove all .m2 artificats to build from a 
clean
    >>     state. Thanks, since all is now more clear.
    >>
    >>     When I tried to run the MX RO example build with maven it fails with
    >> this:
    >>
    >>     TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'viewBead.beforeLayout')
    >>     dispatchEvent — EventDispatcher.js:74
    >>     dispatchEvent — HTMLElementWrapper.js:245:86
    >>     setWidth — UIBase.js:136
    >>     set__width — UIBase.js:703
    >>     initializeStrandBasedObject — MXMLDataInterpreter.js:195
    >>     generateMXMLArray — MXMLDataInterpreter.js:125
    >>     generateMXMLInstances — MXMLDataInterpreter.js:266
    >>     createChildren — Container.js:139
    >>     createChildren — Application.js:112
    >>     initialize — UIComponent.js:647
    >>     addedToParent — UIComponent.js:267
    >>     addedToParent — Container.js:126
    >>     addElement — UIBase.js:414
    >>     addChild — SystemManager.js:107
    >>     initializeTopLevelWindow — SystemManager.js:237
    >>     start — SystemManager.js:223
    >>     Código global — index.html:572
    >>
    >>     I saw this kind of fail in the other mx examples build with maven.
    >> What
    >>     could be the difference since ANT build seems to work, but MAVEN
    >> build not.
    >>     Maybe some config to take into account for MX example projects?
    >>
    >>     thanks
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>     El vie., 12 oct. 2018 a las 0:28, Carlos Rovira (<
    >> carlosrov...@apache.org>)
    >>     escribió:
    >>
    >>     > Hi Alex,
    >>     >
    >>     > I'm fixing version numbers in maven projects and when all is set to
    >>     > 0.9.5-SNAPSHOT, the error I announced up in this thread comes 
again:
    >>     >
    >>     > [*INFO*] *--- *royale-maven-plugin:0.9.5-SNAPSHOT:compile-as
    >>     > *(default-compile-as)* @ MXRoyale* ---*
    >>     >
    >>     > [*INFO*] Executing COMPC in tool group Royale with args:
    >>     >
    >> 
[-load-config=/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Royale/Source/royale-asjs/frameworks/projects/MXRoyale/target/compile-swf-config.xml,
    >>     > -js-compiler-define=COMPILE::JS,true,
    >>     > -js-compiler-define=COMPILE::SWF,false,
    >>     > -js-compiler-define=GOOG::DEBUG,goog.DEBUG,
    >>     > -js-compiler-define=ROYALE::DISPLAYOBJECT,IUIComponent,
    >>     > -compiler.targets=SWF,JSRoyale, -compiler.strict-xml=true]
    >>     >
    >>     > args:
    >>     >
    >>     >
    >>     >
    >> 
-load-config=/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Royale/Source/royale-asjs/frameworks/projects/MXRoyale/target/compile-swf-config.xml
    >>     >
    >>     > -js-compiler-define=COMPILE::JS,true
    >>     >
    >>     > -js-compiler-define=COMPILE::SWF,false
    >>     >
    >>     > -js-compiler-define=GOOG::DEBUG,goog.DEBUG
    >>     >
    >>     > -js-compiler-define=ROYALE::DISPLAYOBJECT,IUIComponent
    >>     >
    >>     > -compiler.targets=SWF,JSRoyale
    >>     >
    >>     > -compiler.strict-xml=true
    >>     >
    >>     > target:SWF
    >>     >
    >>     > target:JSRoyale
    >>     >
    >>     > COMPC
    >>     >
    >>     > Loading configuration:
    >>     >
    >> 
/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Royale/Source/royale-asjs/frameworks/projects/MXRoyale/target/compile-swf-config.xml
    >>     >
    >>     >
    >>     > Error: Unexpected exception 'java.lang.NullPointerException'.
    >>     >
    >>     >
    >>     >
    >>     > Unexpected exception 'java.lang.NullPointerException'.
    >>     >
    >>     > You're not getting it due to a fake compilation that makes asjs use
    >> 0.9.4
    >>     > compiler and not 0.9.5 (the current code)
    >>     >
    >>     > As I stated before in the start release thread, we should stabilize
    >> the
    >>     > repo to avoid much confusion.
    >>     >
    >>     > Thanks
    >>     >
    >>     > Carlos
    >>     >
    >>     >
    >>     > El jue., 11 oct. 2018 a las 23:55, Carlos Rovira (<
    >> carlosrov...@apache.org>)
    >>     > escribió:
    >>     >
    >>     >> Ok Alex,
    >>     >>
    >>     >> I'm trying to create a basic test with Jewel and MX RO. First
    >> problem I
    >>     >> get is that "symbol" tag inside mx:arguments is not recognized
    >>     >>
    >>     >> This tag could not be resolved to an ActionScript class. It will 
be
    >>     >> ignored.
    >>     >>
    >>     >> Maybe it's only recognized in MX environment? if so could it be
    >> enhanced
    >>     >> to be valid in Jewel?
    >>     >>
    >>     >> In the other hand, I wasn't able to build mxroyale example RO with
    >> maven.
    >>     >> Only can be build with ANT, don't know why.
    >>     >>
    >>     >> thanks
    >>     >>
    >>     >>
    >>     >>
    >>     >> El jue., 11 oct. 2018 a las 18:48, Alex Harui
    >> (<aha...@adobe.com.invalid>)
    >>     >> escribió:
    >>     >>
    >>     >>> I don't think RemoteObject is a bead.  See the example at
    >>     >>> examples/mxroyale/RemoteObjectAMFTest.
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>> I got the ServerConfig error as well but it didn't seem to affect
    >> the
    >>     >>> example's bin/js-debug version.
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>> You might want to actually build your test setup with Flex so you
    >> know
    >>     >>> it "will" work.  For example, you did not show any of your code
    >> that setup
    >>     >>> an Operation called "someMethod" so the error you got would be
    >> expected
    >>     >>> even in Flex.
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>> Thanks,
    >>     >>> -Alex
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>> On 10/11/18, 4:47 AM, "Carlos Rovira" <carlosrov...@apache.org>
    >> wrote:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     Hi Alex,
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     I tried to use MX RO but doesn't work. Here's what the info
    >> of this
    >>     >>> test:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     Code:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     to make a quick test I put this code to run at "initComplete"
    >> event:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     private function prepareChannelSet(event:Event):void
    >>     >>>     {
    >>     >>>     var amfEndpoint:String = "
    >>     >>> http://localhost:8080/webapp/messagebroker/my-amf";;
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     var channelSet:ChannelSet = new ChannelSet();
    >>     >>>     var channel:AMFChannel = new AMFChannel("my-amf",
    >> amfEndpoint);
    >>     >>>     channelSet.addChannel(channel);
    >>     >>>     service.channelSet = channelSet;
    >>     >>>     }
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     I add the MX RO as a bead
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     <j:beads>
    >>     >>>     <mx:RemoteObject id="service"
    >>     >>>                              result="onResult(event)"
    >>     >>> fault="onFault(event)"
    >>     >>>                              destination = "myDestination"/>
    >>     >>>     </j:beads>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     After compilation (successful) I get the following trace that
    >> should
    >>     >>> be
    >>     >>>     fixed:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
*/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Codeoscopic/Source/sgc/webapp/src/main/webapp/javascript/bin/js-debug/App.js*
    >>     >>>     *end of list of source files*
    >>     >>>     *oct 11, 2018 1:33:04 PM
    >>     >>> com.google.javascript.jscomp.LoggerErrorManager
    >>     >>>     println*
    >>     >>>     *ADVERTENCIA:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Codeoscopic/Source/sgc/webapp/src/main/webapp/javascript/bin/js-debug/mx/rpc/remoting/Operation.js:103:
    >>     >>>     WARNING - Bad type annotation. extra @override/@inheritDoc
    >> tag. See
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
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    >>     >>>     <
    >>     >>>
    >> 
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    >> >
    >>     >>> for
    >>     >>>     more information.*
    >>     >>>     * * @override*
    >>     >>>     *   ^*
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     *oct 11, 2018 1:33:04 PM
    >>     >>> com.google.javascript.jscomp.LoggerErrorManager
    >>     >>>     println*
    >>     >>>     *ADVERTENCIA:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Codeoscopic/Source/sgc/webapp/src/main/webapp/javascript/bin/js-debug/mx/rpc/remoting/Operation.js:150:
    >>     >>>     WARNING - Bad type annotation. extra @override/@inheritDoc
    >> tag. See
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
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    >>     >>>     <
    >>     >>>
    >> 
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    >> >
    >>     >>> for
    >>     >>>     more information.*
    >>     >>>     * * @override*
    >>     >>>     *   ^*
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     *oct 11, 2018 1:33:04 PM
    >>     >>> com.google.javascript.jscomp.LoggerErrorManager
    >>     >>>     println*
    >>     >>>     *GRAVE:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Codeoscopic/Source/sgc/webapp/src/main/webapp/javascript/bin/js-debug/mx/messaging/config/ServerConfig.js:333:
    >>     >>>     ERROR - Parse error. invalid assignment target*
    >>     >>>     *
    >>     >>> mx.messaging.config.ServerConfig["xml"].child("default-channels")
    >> =
    >>     >>>     newServices.child("default-channels");*
    >>     >>>     *
    >>     >>>   ^*
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     *oct 11, 2018 1:33:04 PM
    >>     >>> com.google.javascript.jscomp.LoggerErrorManager
    >>     >>>     printSummary*
    >>     >>>     *ADVERTENCIA: 1 error(s), 2 warning(s)*
    >>     >>>     *The project 'App' has been successfully compiled and
    >> optimized.*
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     Then the problems at Runtime. Trying to call a method in the
    >> service
    >>     >>> like
    >>     >>>     this:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     *service.someMethod(someParam);*
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     I get in browser console this error:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     *TypeError: this.service.someMethod is not a function. (In
    >>     >>>     'this.service.someMethod(someParam)',
    >> 'this.service.someMethod' is
    >>     >>>     undefined)*
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     Congratulations, I you are mostly at 99% to get official MX
    >>     >>> RemoteObject
    >>     >>>     working :)
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     Carlos
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     El jue., 11 oct. 2018 a las 12:41, Carlos Rovira (<
    >>     >>> carlosrov...@apache.org>)
    >>     >>>     escribió:
    >>     >>>
    >>     >>>     > Hi Alex,
    >>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     > strangely, now build is passing locally...can't figure why
    >>     >>> yesterday it
    >>     >>>     > was failing...maybe part of the build was in the change of
    >> day at
    >>     >>>     > 00:00...just speculating..
    >>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     > I'll try to put mx RO to work and see  I see and report :)
    >>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     > El jue., 11 oct. 2018 a las 12:18, Carlos Rovira (<
    >>     >>> carlosrov...@apache.org>)
    >>     >>>     > escribió:
    >>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >> Hi Alex,
    >>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >> yes,  I always compile first compiler, then typedefs and
    >> last
    >>     >>> asjs.
    >>     >>>     >> I'll try again. Maybe the maven-prepare-release could be
    >> doing
    >>     >>> making
    >>     >>>     >> some problem with the change of version 0.9.4 to 0.9.5?
    >>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >> El jue., 11 oct. 2018 a las 9:30, Alex Harui
    >>     >>> (<aha...@adobe.com.invalid>)
    >>     >>>     >> escribió:
    >>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>> I can't reproduce the failure.  It worked on builds.a.o 
as
    >>     >>> well.  Did
    >>     >>>     >>> you run mvn on the compiler first?
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>     >>> -Alex
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>     >>> On 10/10/18, 4:38 PM, "Carlos Rovira" <
    >> carlosrov...@apache.org>
    >>     >>> wrote:
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>     >>>     I must close for today, tomorrow will try to change
    >> net RO
    >>     >>> for mx RO
    >>     >>>     >>> if you
    >>     >>>     >>>     finally get this build error fixed.
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>     >>>     Thanks
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>     >>>     Carlos
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>     >>>     El mié., 10 oct. 2018 a las 23:34, Carlos Rovira (<
    >>     >>>     >>> carlosrov...@apache.org>)
    >>     >>>     >>>     escribió:
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>     >>>     > That's great Alex! :)
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > I want to try it but I found the following error
    >> building
    >>     >>> with
    >>     >>>     >>> maven:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] *----------------<
    >>     >>> *org.apache.royale.framework:MXRoyale*
    >>     >>>     >>>     > >----------------*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] *Building Apache Royale: Framework: Libs:
    >> MXRoyale
    >>     >>>     >>>     > 0.9.4-SNAPSHOT [32/118]*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] *--------------------------------[ swc
    >>     >>>     >>>     > ]---------------------------------*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*]
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] *--- *maven-clean-plugin:3.0.0:clean
    >>     >>> *(default-clean)* @
    >>     >>>     >>> MXRoyale*
    >>     >>>     >>>     > ---*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*]
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] *---
    >>     >>> *royale-maven-plugin:0.9.4-SNAPSHOT:generate-extern
    >>     >>>     >>>     > *(default-generate-extern)* @ MXRoyale* ---*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*]
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] *---
    >> *maven-remote-resources-plugin:1.5:process
    >>     >>>     >>>     > *(process-resource-bundles)* @ MXRoyale* ---*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*]
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] *--- *maven-resources-plugin:2.7:resources
    >>     >>>     >>> *(default-resources)*
    >>     >>>     >>>     > @ MXRoyale* ---*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] Using 'UTF-8' encoding to copy filtered
    >> resources.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] Copying 3 resources
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] Copying 3 resources
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*]
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] *---
    >>     >>> *royale-maven-plugin:0.9.4-SNAPSHOT:compile-as
    >>     >>>     >>>     > *(default-compile-as)* @ MXRoyale* ---*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] Executing COMPC in tool group Royale with
    >> args:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
[-load-config=/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Royale/Source/royale-asjs/frameworks/projects/MXRoyale/target/compile-swf-config.xml,
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -js-compiler-define=COMPILE::JS,true,
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -js-compiler-define=COMPILE::SWF,false,
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -js-compiler-define=GOOG::DEBUG,goog.DEBUG,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >> -js-compiler-define=ROYALE::DISPLAYOBJECT,IUIComponent,
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -compiler.targets=SWF,JSRoyale,
    >> -compiler.strict-xml=true]
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > args:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
-load-config=/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Royale/Source/royale-asjs/frameworks/projects/MXRoyale/target/compile-swf-config.xml
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -js-compiler-define=COMPILE::JS,true
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -js-compiler-define=COMPILE::SWF,false
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -js-compiler-define=GOOG::DEBUG,goog.DEBUG
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >> -js-compiler-define=ROYALE::DISPLAYOBJECT,IUIComponent
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -compiler.targets=SWF,JSRoyale
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > -compiler.strict-xml=true
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > target:SWF
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > target:JSRoyale
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > COMPC
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > Loading configuration:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Royale/Source/royale-asjs/frameworks/projects/MXRoyale/target/compile-swf-config.xml
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > Error: Unexpected exception
    >>     >>> 'java.lang.NullPointerException'.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > Unexpected exception
    >> 'java.lang.NullPointerException'.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > ...
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] Apache Royale: Framework: Libs: RoyaleSite
    >>     >>> .........
    >>     >>>     >>> *SUCCESS*
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [  0.771 s]
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] Apache Royale: Framework: Libs: MXRoyale
    >>     >>> ...........
    >>     >>>     >>> *FAILURE*
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [  1.529 s]
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] Apache Royale: Framework: Libs: Icons
    >>     >>> ..............
    >>     >>>     >>> *SKIPPED*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > [*INFO*] Apache Royale: Framework: Libs: 
SparkRoyale
    >>     >>> ........
    >>     >>>     >>> *SKIPPED*
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > I'm trying to build with the 2 commits of the 
latest
    >>     >>> failed release
    >>     >>>     >>>     > reverted to build 0.9.4. (I think we should revert
    >> those
    >>     >>> since, I
    >>     >>>     >>> suppose
    >>     >>>     >>>     > are not valid now).
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > Thanks
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     > El mié., 10 oct. 2018 a las 21:41, Alex Harui
    >>     >>>     >>> (<aha...@adobe.com.invalid>)
    >>     >>>     >>>     > escribió:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> We especially want the RemoteObject in Network.swc
    >> to be
    >>     >>> PAYG.  MX
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> RemoteObject was never PAYG.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> Having looked at the code more, I see what you are
    >> saying
    >>     >>> about
    >>     >>>     >>> Operation
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> not having its own fault and result handlers.  It
    >> looks
    >>     >>> like
    >>     >>>     >>> there already
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> is a SimpleOperation, so Operation could introduce
    >> its
    >>     >>> own fault
    >>     >>>     >>> and result
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> handlers.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> FWIW, I just pushed the changes to the compiler 
and
    >>     >>> emulation
    >>     >>>     >>> code that
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> got MX RemoteObject to work.  So that could be an
    >> option
    >>     >>> for
    >>     >>>     >>> you.  I'm sure
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> there might be bugs remaining to be fixed, but
    >> there is
    >>     >>> quite a
    >>     >>>     >>> bit of old
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> Flex code that is now running pretty much
    >> unchanged.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> -Alex
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> On 10/10/18, 2:33 AM, "Carlos Rovira" <
    >>     >>> carlosrov...@apache.org>
    >>     >>>     >>> wrote:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     Hi Alex
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     El mar., 9 oct. 2018 a las 18:14, Alex Harui
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> (<aha...@adobe.com.invalid>)
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     escribió:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > As long as Responders are PAYG and not baked
    >> into
    >>     >>> the basic
    >>     >>>     >>> RO
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > implementation, it is fine for others to try
    >> to
    >>     >>> replicate
    >>     >>>     >>> subsets
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> of MX
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > RemoteObject, but it still seems like
    >> duplication
    >>     >>> of effort.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     well, I'm talking not about MX RO, bur the
    >> current
    >>     >>> one we
    >>     >>>     >>> have in
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     Network.swc that is working.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     That means is not a duplicate effort, take 
into
    >>     >>> account that
    >>     >>>     >>> I'm
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> right now
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     coding a real world Apache Royale application,
    >> and
    >>     >>> need to
    >>     >>>     >>> get the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> work
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     done. I expect this could be a win for this
    >> project
    >>     >>> since is
    >>     >>>     >>> an
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> important
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     project and an important client that are
    >> betting for
    >>     >>> Apache
    >>     >>>     >>> Royale :).
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > That said, I have not used RO or Responders
    >> in any
    >>     >>> real
    >>     >>>     >>> world
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> application
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > myself.  I'm not sure I understand the need
    >> for
    >>     >>> them vs
    >>     >>>     >>> just adding
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> more
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > listeners to the result and fault event.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     Each RO use to have several Operations (aka
    >> methods
    >>     >>> that we
    >>     >>>     >>> want to
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> call in
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     the backend). In real world scenarios, we want
    >> each RO
    >>     >>>     >>> callback logic
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> will
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     be unique. If I call a service for a user
    >> list, I
    >>     >>> want to
    >>     >>>     >>> fill the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> list in
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     royale, but if I want to ask for a concrete
    >> user
    >>     >>> data, I want
    >>     >>>     >>> to fill
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> a
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     form with that data.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     Now, all Operations will be throw a result
    >> event and
    >>     >>> therefor
    >>     >>>     >>> all
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> listeners
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     will fire, executing all methods. With
    >> listeners, we
    >>     >>> can use
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> if-then-else
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     to and some logic to execute parts of the
    >> listener,
    >>     >>> but a
    >>     >>>     >>> Responder
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     implementation, should make the appropriate
    >> responder
    >>     >>> be
    >>     >>>     >>> executed.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     In order to structure and organizar a real
    >> world
    >>     >>> application
    >>     >>>     >>> that is
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> a bit
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     complex this is needed to separate all this
    >> logic
    >>     >>> across
    >>     >>>     >>> files.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     (In a tiny application, you can use the
    >> if-then-else
    >>     >>> approach
    >>     >>>     >>> since
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> is more
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     like a example).
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > My 2 cents,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > -Alex
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > On 10/9/18, 3:46 AM, "Carlos Rovira" <
    >>     >>>     >>> carlosrov...@apache.org>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> wrote:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     Hi Piotr,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     I think if I get some improvement over
    >> the
    >>     >>> current RO
    >>     >>>     >>> with
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> Responders
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > that
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     could go to develop. Other thing is I
    >> tried to
    >>     >>> make it
    >>     >>>     >>> work in
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> mx RO.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     People using Royale RO will benefit from
    >> it. If
    >>     >>> some
    >>     >>>     >>> day mx RO
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> is
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > ready, I
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     think we'll shift to mx RO, although
    >> royale RO
    >>     >>> could be
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> continue to be
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     valid (since is a small implementation
    >> that
    >>     >>> works), or
    >>     >>>     >>> we could
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> decide
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     deprecate it. Anyway, I'm not talking to
    >> make
    >>     >>>     >>> improvements over
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > something
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     that others will evolve separately, I
    >> want to
    >>     >>> improve
    >>     >>>     >>> something
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> that
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     otherwise will remain as is.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     El mar., 9 oct. 2018 a las 12:39, Piotr
    >>     >>> Zarzycki (<
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > piotrzarzyck...@gmail.com>)
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     escribió:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > Carlos,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > You can always use branch, make your
    >> changes
    >>     >>> and wait
    >>     >>>     >>> for the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> proper
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > one
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > using branch. Some time ago Harbs did
    >> it the
    >>     >>> same as
    >>     >>>     >>> far as I
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > remember.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > There is no need to wait if you need
    >>     >>> something ASAP.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > Thanks,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > Piotr
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > wt., 9 paź 2018 o 12:36 Carlos Rovira 
<
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> carlosrov...@apache.org>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > napisał(a):
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > Hi Alex,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > since there's no planned ETA for
    >> anyone
    >>     >>> here (that
    >>     >>>     >>> I know),
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> I
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > could try
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > at
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > some point to have a minimal
    >> Responder
    >>     >>>     >>> functionality in the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> current
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > working
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > RO. Does not have sense to duplicate
    >> all
    >>     >>> the code
    >>     >>>     >>> but I
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> think has
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > sense
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > to
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > see if some little changes can
    >> provide the
    >>     >>> minimal
    >>     >>>     >>> needs.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > thanks
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > El mar., 9 oct. 2018 a las 0:25,
    >> Alex Harui
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > (<aha...@adobe.com.invalid>)
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > escribió:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > I think you'll have to wait until
    >> someone
    >>     >>> gets
    >>     >>>     >>> all of the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> old
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > Flex RO
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > code
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > to compile and run.  I'm currently
    >> still
    >>     >>>     >>> debugging the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> compiler,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > so no
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > way
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > it will be ready tomorrow.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > It doesn't make sense to try to
    >> duplicate
    >>     >>> all of
    >>     >>>     >>> this
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> code and
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > get it
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > to
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > work some other way.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > -Alex
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > On 10/8/18, 3:21 PM, "Carlos
    >> Rovira" <
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> carlosrov...@apache.org>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > wrote:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     Hi Alex,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     I'm closing for today, but
    >> tomorrow
    >>     >>> I'll need
    >>     >>>     >>> to
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> handle more
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > than
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > one
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     Responder for RemoteObject
    >> calls, so
    >>     >>> each
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> operation/method
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > can have
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > it's
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     own responder and create
    >> methods for
    >>     >>> each one
    >>     >>>     >>> in my
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > controllers.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > with
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     current RemoteObject
    >> implementation
    >>     >>> could you
    >>     >>>     >>> share
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> what
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > could be
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > most
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     quick and easy way to get this
    >> while
    >>     >>> the full
    >>     >>>     >>> RO
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > implementation is
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > on
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     works? Now that I'm starting
    >> to grow
    >>     >>> the app
    >>     >>>     >>> code
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> base I can
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > rely
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > on
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > a
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     result handler full of
    >> if-then-else
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     Thanks for any help on this
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     Carlos
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     El lun., 8 oct. 2018 a las
    >> 18:52,
    >>     >>> Carlos
    >>     >>>     >>> Rovira (<
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > carlosrov...@apache.org>)
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     escribió:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > Ok Alex, thanks, didn't know
    >> that
    >>     >>> you have
    >>     >>>     >>> this
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> task to
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > make it
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > work
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > RO. I
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > though you only try to
    >> compile it.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > That's good to know. I'm
    >> trying
    >>     >>> right now
    >>     >>>     >>> to make a
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> real
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > world
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > app
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > and
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > since I don't have a micro
    >>     >>> structural IOC
    >>     >>>     >>> framework
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> like
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > Swiz,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > that
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > was
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > that I use in Flex, I'm
    >> trying to
    >>     >>> structure
    >>     >>>     >>> and
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> organize
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > screens,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > controllers, delegates, and
    >> so on,
    >>     >>> and I'm
    >>     >>>     >>> trying
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> to put
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > things
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > as
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > easy as
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > possible so I can refactor
    >> more
    >>     >>> later to
    >>     >>>     >>> something
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> more
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > suited
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > for
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > this
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > task, since I don't have
    >> time now
    >>     >>> to build a
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> framework for
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > this
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > due
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > to
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > reduced time lines.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > If you get this RO proxy way
    >> to
    >>     >>> call backend
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> methods and
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > AsyncToken,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > that's what I need to
    >> connect with
    >>     >>> MX
    >>     >>>     >>> RemoteObject
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> in the
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > same
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > way
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > we use
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > to do.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > I'll be waiting for your.
    >> progress
    >>     >>> there
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > thanks
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > Carlos
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > El lun., 8 oct. 2018 a las
    >> 17:28,
    >>     >>> Alex Harui
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > (<aha...@adobe.com.invalid>)
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > escribió:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >> I believe I already said I
    >> am
    >>     >>> working on
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> RemoteObject.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >> The Flex compiler generates
    >> custom
    >>     >>> code for
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > mx:RemoteObject.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > The
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > Royale
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >> Compiler currently does
    >> not.  I am
    >>     >>> working
    >>     >>>     >>> on it.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >> Thanks,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >> -Alex
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >> On 10/8/18, 3:13 AM, 
"Carlos
    >>     >>> Rovira" <
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > carlosrov...@apache.org>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > wrote:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     Hi,
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     I was experimenting
    >> trying to
    >>     >>> get
    >>     >>>     >>> RemoteObject
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> to
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > proxy
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > method
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > calls.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     so instead of doing
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     service.send("echo",
    >>     >>> [name_txt.text]);
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     be able to do:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>  service.echo(name_txt.text);
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     I tried with Proxy 
class
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>  (org.apache.royale.utils.Proxy)
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     and implementing
    >>     >>> IEventDispatcher, but
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> compiler throws
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > error:
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     Call to a possibly
    >> undefined
    >>     >>> method
    >>     >>>     >>> echo
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> through a
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > reference
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > with
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >> static
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     type RemoteObject.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     It's possible to do
    >> something
    >>     >>> like
    >>     >>>     >>> this? what
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> I'm
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > missing?
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     This seems a little
    >>     >>> enhancement, but
    >>     >>>     >>> it would
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> be cool
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > if we
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > get
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > it in
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >> order
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     to be more near of the
    >> normal
    >>     >>> syntax
    >>     >>>     >>> we all
    >>     >>>     >>>     >> have in
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     > our code
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > > bases.
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     thanks
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     --
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>     Carlos Rovira
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
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    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > --
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     > Carlos Rovira
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>
    >>     >>>     >>>
    >>     >>>
    >> 
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    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >     >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >>     >>>     >>>     >>     >     > > >
    >
    >
    >
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