mSubject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flex2/EJB3
integration: problems mapping Java/AS3 classes
Hi,I'm having the same problem with plain and simple Java
classes with amf0. Serialization works like a charm from as3 to java, but it's
not working from java to as3. The java class I'm usin
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flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flex2/EJB3
integration: problems mapping Java/AS3 classes
Hi,I'm having the same p
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integration: problems mapping Java/AS3 classes
Hi,I'm having the same problem with plain and simple Java
classes with amf0. Serialization works like a charm from as3 to java, but it's
not working from java to as3. The java class I&
Hi Xavi,I thought the same about [RemoteClass]...maybe it doesn't work with AMF0?Hope some guys of the Flex team could throw some light about this issue :)C.
On 4/17/06, Xavi Beumala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I'm having the same problem with plain and simple Java
classes with amf0. Serial
Hi,I'm having the same problem with plain and simple Java
classes with amf0. Serialization works like a charm from as3 to java,
but it's not working from java to as3. The java class I'm using is what follows:
package com.code4net.vos;public class PhotoVO { private String title; private Str
Only thing I can see is the extra space in
your [RemoteClass] which I would hope would not cause the mismatch. If you
enable the debug logs when the object is sent from the server to the client
does the log have the correct type of the Employee? It’s not maybe some
weird implementation
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