Is there a point to posting questions and calls for assistance here? Where are all the really good guys out there that can actually solve some challanging issues to get Flex used in more and more applications?
I really need assistance, what's going to happen next? Let my client choose other technology or try to get this Flex thing to work? I'll implement the solution, no matter what the technology, but I am proud of Flex and would like to see it work, how about you? --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "johan.wasserman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have tried and tried, fried my brain, and I am desperate. > > I firstly wrote a simple portlet and tried to present a flex page on > JBoss portal, unsuccessfull because of the - > java.lang.NullPointerException > at flex.server.j2ee.cache.CacheKeyUtils.generateJspCacheKe > (CacheKeyUtils.java:68) > > OR > generateSwfCacheKey(CacheKeyUtils.java:54) if I try to show the mxml > file directly, without going through the taglib. > > - error. > > Then, with effort, learned how another portal server works, I > inastalled and configured Jetspeed 2, and after trying just about > every trick in the book, had to give up and realised the same - > java.lang.NullPointerException > at flex.server.j2ee.cache.CacheKeyUtils.generateJspCacheKey > (CacheKeyUtils.java:68) > > - error haunting me. > > I have a simple, yet urgent requirement, I need to make Flex > applications available as portlets, on (prefferably) an Appache > opensource portal server. > > PLEASE will SOMEONE help me?! > > I'll send my JBoss and / or Jetspeed 2 installation, zipped, so you > can have the full config and everything I have done, I'll send the > MySQL databases for these portal servers, ANYTHING, just say what you > need. > > The only common denominator is that both these portal servers are > based on Apache Tomcat.... > > PLEASE PLEASE ASSIST. >
