Just curious, what does:
mx.core.Application.alert (Test with userVo +
event.result[0].userName);
do?
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From: Peter Farland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 3:38 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Remote object that returns an array of objects
Just
You can send an ActionScript Object instance via RemoteObject - the
server side representation will be a flashgateway.io.ASObject instance
which implements java.util.Map (and actually extends java.util.HashMap).
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in diferent context roots
and in this one I managed to put flex with cf...
Everything works fine for any browser excepting IE.
I'm getting Flex and Cfusion in different context root, too bad that I
can't use it under the same.
João Fernandes
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to it?
anyways, thank you very much for this.
João Fernandes
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Hmm, I'm trying to think of other known issues with Flex and CF in
the same app. This may be a long shot, but I'll tell you about it
anyway...
Can you try
Note that the reason why the Throwable class info
"NullPointerException" wasn't included in the status info"type" property
is because of a default setting on the AMF Gateway. Internal class information
is not included in the form of stack traces or exception types as they shouldn't
be
The NetConnection Debugger is an old FP6 movie that's provided as an extra to
Flex as old Flash Remoting customers are used to it, but it was not built by or
for Flex.
I suggest you rely on the RemoteObject AMF Gateway's own trace/debug level
logging as it will show you the AMF traffic
Ideas?
Christoph
Peter Farland wrote:
1. Stop web application server (which one are you using?)
2. In /WEB-INF/flex/flex-config.xml, set:
logging level to debug
enable console logging
3. In /WEB-INF/flex/gateway-config.xml, set:
logging level to debug
4. Start web application server
Google turned up this blog entry: http://dynamicflash.com/2005/03/class-finder/
The main thing to remember when using a hack like this
is to ensure that you have the classes linked in at compile time and thus
present in the SWF.
From: Alex Cruikshank [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Is it that you have small text and are finding not as clear/accurate as
you'd like with anti-aliased embedded fonts? If you're embedding from a
true type font file (i.e. using a src location in the @font-face
definition) you can try turning on the BatikFontManager in
/WEB-INF/flex/flex-config.xml
Keep a list of known objects in an Array as you loop through comparing
Object o1 with Object o2:
private var known:Array = [];
Then as you loop over complex objects, check whether you have seen the
first object (well, the one that you use to do the deep
comparison)before in which case you
How are you testing that each element is empty? Try using a for in loop
on the elements that are in the array without checking anything else
first... Let me know whether they're still populated.
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Note that while you can register classes using ActionScript on the
client for serialization... there's no way to register a Java class on
the server. Your server type must not implement Map or Collection as
these types already have firm rules for server to client serialization.
This may be
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Note that while you can register classes using ActionScript on the
client for serialization... there's no way to register a Java
class on
the server. Your server type must not implement Map or Collection
as
these types already have
You need to subclass flash.net.Responder and provide an implementation
of a method with the same name as the AMF header.
public function AppendToGatewayUrl(append:String):Void
{
//Append value to NetConnection URL.
}
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?
The error message is not very detailed, I get two different errors on
the client side.
One is an error about converting the input type, and the other is it was
expecting type testuser.Test but was trying to send
flashgateway.io.ASObject.
Thanks
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I can tell you, however, that Flex 2 Data Provider API is
considerably different. I believe the mx.remoting.RecordSet
API as it stands in Flex 1.5 is an inadequate data provider
for Flex 2 components.
How can plain old web services, which are totally generic, be adequate
but not recordsets?
Title: I gave up
Do you know how to watch the AMF traffic going over the
wire? Is it possible that an AMF AppendToGatewayURL header is being returned by
the server on the first response that is modifying your connection URL with
jsessionid (or perhaps CF specific session id) because the
I haven't tested this at runtime, but I did check the SWF contents using
a dump utility... have you tried supplying extra attributes directly
into the Embed statement?
[Embed(fontName='MyFontAlias', systemFont='Arial',
mimeType='application/x-font-truetype', unicodeRange='U+0E01-U+0E5B')]
Also
Can we
see the server API for these types too?
When
you say a Child's parent property is empty, are you saying it is null on the
server? What are you using to determine that?
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SivecSent: Tuesday, January
AMF does support cyclical references, but
I vaguely remember in Flex 1.5 there were some issues with references for
typed objects inside Collection implementations that required translation. That
is, the translation step on the server from AMF Array - java.util.ArrayList
- java.util.Set
Try changing the AMF Gateway logging level from "Error" to
"Debug" in the /WEB-INF/flex/gateway-config.xml file and restarting the web
app.
The default logger implementation uses System.out to trace
information to the console. Depending on your app server and how you start the
process,
Have a read of this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=323308
and try changing the registry key it
describes.
You can use a tool like Paros proxy to intercept HTTPS
based communication between the flash client and the gateway. Look for the HTTPS
response headers that come
Yep, exactly, and neither do I... but I did want him to
first diagnose that this was indeed the issue. Once narrowed down to this cache
header issue the solution will be to stop the server from sending the header. It
looks like Dave has described a way to do this which hopefully will apply
ad_address.text;
addr.addrCity = phad_city.text;
addr.addrPostalCode =
phad_postal_code.text;
addr.individual = ModelLocator._individual;
// _individual gets loaded when app is initializes.
ModelLocator._individual.physicalAddresses.push(addr);
EventBroadcaster.getInstance().broadcastEvent( Ap
From reading your subject line, did you mean the opposite
of what you said below? That is, did you mean:
when I open it using
http://bla-bla/index.mxml remoting works fine in
IE, but when I do it using https://bla-bla/index.mxml it loads
nothing no request come to the amf gateway
Try using the asynchronous completion token pattern to map results to
various calls.
When you make the call, retain the token that's returned:
var token:Object =
myService.myFunctionThatListsFolderContent(myFolder);
Then add something on it that helps you identify this invocation:
Have you tried moving your custom values as the child tags of
mx:request to the same namespace by prefixing them with mx: ?
Alternatively, have you assigned an id to your HTTPService and then used
script to set the request property to an anonymous Object that contains
the properties that you
If you're deploying CF and Flex on top of JRun, make sure
the JRunflashgateway.ear isn't being deployed for your web application as
it may be using the /flashservices context root.
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KenneySent: Monday, January
For Flex 2.0 Beta 1 try
flex.messaging.HttpContext.getServletConfig().getServletContext() - (the
name of this class isn't necessarily final at this stage, but any
changes would be documented in release notes). There isn't a concept of
an ActionContext for Service Adapters in Flex 2.0 as the nature
Also note that for client side logging without Flex 2 Builder, a generic
logging mechanism has been introduced which is used by all messaging
based services, including RPC services such as RemoteObject. One logging
target implementation is the TraceTarget which traces log messages out
to the
In Flex 1.5 a GatewayException constructs an Object that is based on the
AMF NetStatusEvent's info object. This object has the properties code,
description, details, level, type, rootcause. However, if a
GatewayException itself isn't thrown, then the only information
available is that as returned
You would need client code written in ActionScript 3 if you're using
Flex 2.0.
You could try to use the flash.net.NetConnection class directly to start
testing communications with a servet like WebORB.
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Can you show the channel configuration that you used?
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] How can we use Secure AMF wuth
... and the destination config too?
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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of sn197412
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 11:11 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] How can we use Secure AMF wuth ColdFusion/Flex
ActionScript 3 now has Number, int and uint. None of them can be null.
Their value becomes 0 if set to null. If set to (or left as) undefined,
Number will be NaN and int and uint will be 0.
However, since Java does have both primitives and Object representations
of Number, we're going to make the
Are you using the proxy? I think we changed for Beta 2 to return the
entire status line from the HTTP error (as it's likely you're running
into a 404)... But please submit a test case (or at the very least email
me your file) if you want us to check your particular situation.
Thanks,
Pete
Have you tried calling delete myRo; in a script block of the
Application (or component) that declares the RemoteObject?
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Just the wsdl and mxml file? You can email me directly if you'd like.
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Behalf Of Jan L. Nauta
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 3:28 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] SOAP WebService
What does the channel configuration look like in your
flex-enterprise-services.xml file? Have you tried replacing any tokens
in the endpoint URI with hard coded values to check whether they're
successfully being resolved at runtme? Where are launching the SWF from?
If it's not from the same JRun
Note inFlex 2 there isn'tthe concept of
an"AMF port"... in fact, there's not even an AMF gateway any more. And
RemoteObject isn't tied to AMF. There are numerous channels that have endpoint
URIs.Each destination can pick a set of channels to connect to the
server.All of the HTTP based
/
/metadata
...
/properties
...
/destination
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Behalf Of Peter Farland
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 3:02 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] dataService with pk
I'd suggest posting
://{server.name}:8700/{context.root}/messagebroker/amf;
class=flex.messaging.endpoints.AMFEndpoint/
properties
polling-enabledfalse/polling-enabled
/properties
/channel-definition
seems like it should all be going over 8700 right?
Thunder
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You don't seem to be importing the namespace and declaring
that it will be used in the class... try this:
package
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core { import
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocObject; import
mx.utils.ObjectProxy; import
mx.utils.events.ObjectEvent; import
Have you tried adding a format=xml attribute to the mx:request tag as well? Normally this section is akin to an mx:Model tag with named keys but when you're specifying the XML literally you need to inform the compiler.
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Have you tried browsing to the URL directly? What does it
return?
What is the URL used to launch your SWF that accesses the
JSP page?
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ers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Amazon ECS SOAP requests via mx:request tags
[FB2b3]
Hi Peter,
worked :D
where have you learnt that?
I would never think about that myself,
thanks,
regards,
Peter
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wrote:
Have
1) Why is flex deserializing this as a String instead of a Date?
[Pete] This would be a bug. Are you on the beta program and are you able
to log a bug? If not, let me know and I can help.
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If you have {context-root} in any of your endpoints and rely on the
services configuration to generate the correct channels for you at
runtime then you must specify --context-root=/yourcontext at compile
time. (This has been raised before as an issue with the dialog for not
asking for this
Title: is "delete" really the best/only way to remove a node in e4x?
For native Flash Player APIs, I'd log a bug against the
player... this isn't really a Flex decision.
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SprattSent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 9:29
Have you tried doing this inside a function instead?
Perhaps you could call this function on initialization, perhapson the
Application creationComplete event?
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Friday, May 26, 2006 3:49 PMTo:
This is a known issue that should be in releases after beta 3.
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] F2B3:
didn't seem to
have any effect. I've got tomcat on my machine and I'm running from
eclipse, so the browser is using http.
Is there anything else I should check?
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Have you got a {context.root} token in the channel-definition
a --context.root parameter?
thanks so much for the help.
Jeremy
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Have you got a {context.root} token in the channel-definition endpoint
for the my-amf channel? If so, can you try removing it to hard code
the context root
One correction, I think the class should still be called BatikFontManager, not BatikManager.
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Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 4:35 PM
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Subject: RE:
Where are you declaring these classes?
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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 12:01 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Instantiation and setting problems
I anyone else
Ben, if a parent type declares the default namespace (as it does on
GetDocumentResponse) then child elements that do not redeclare the
default namespace nor use a prefix to another namespace will inherit
that parent namespace.
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Where are you declaring these classes?
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Subject
That's correct Bjorn.
In the final release of Flex 2 the individual NetConnection based
mx.messaging.Channel implementations that make the connections to AMF or
RTMP endpoints for RemoteObject (and, well, the other services too) will
protect themselves from the
The flashgateway.jar is no longer shipped with Flex. In Flex 2, all
services are based on a messaging framework - as such, clients can talk
to endpoints on various channels using various protocols, some of which
may not be over HTTP.
The server side APIs all start with flex.messaging. The
Hi Niladri,
Examples/information for the FDS config should be in the
/resources/config/ folder that was part of the FDS 2 installation
(though these files will contain more complete information in the final
release).
However, for now here's some extra info on the Flex 2 Beta 3 config to
help
rty or method of a null
object reference.
at TestA/generateXML()[C:\flex\TestA.as:25]
at sampleBug/sampleBug::setValue()[C:\flex\sampleBug.mxml:8]
at sampleBug/___Button1_click()[C:\flex\sampleBug.mxml:12]
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I'd have to
Change
GetFileNumMod.fileNumQry.result
to
GetFileNumMod.fileNumQry.lastResult
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeremy
RottmanSent: Monday, June 05, 2006 6:03 PMTo:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Webservices not
working.
I am
If you're using a raw NetConnection, then... no, not
natively from the client. There are third party tools out there that sniffing
AMF over HTTP traffic.
However, I'd first try using some of the utilities that
Flex has to dumping an objectgraph to a string:
import mx.utils.ObjectUtil;
Do you have a fully qualified URL for the wsdl attribute on
the mx:WebService tag?
Flex 2
should support WSDL imports.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 10:52
AMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject:
XML namespaceDeclarations does return the default namespace
for me, but perhaps you have to get this information from the root XML
"node"?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ben
ClinkinbeardSent: Wednesday, June 07, 2006 11:43 PMTo:
Ben,
I'm not an expert on the XML type, norlabel functions
or UI components,but some things to consider in your
investigation:
1. You can get a list of all of the namespaces from an XML
instance using:
var namespaces:Array =
myXML.namespaceDeclarations();var
ns:Namespace; for each
Aejaz,
This is expected.
You can't assign the result of a remote object call
immediately to a value. The Flash Player needs to make calls asynchronously so
that the movie does not stall while waiting for a response from the network.
Instead you're returned a token to help you track
Note that this is already logged as 128061.
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Behalf Of Matt Chotin
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2006 12:58 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Re: Using PUT with HTTPService
It
Try adding an mx:TraceTarget level="0" / to your
MXML and then check your flashlog.txt file.
Settings in the mm.cfg file are for the Flash Player only.
Flex is unrelated to this - it is an ActionScript framework built on top of
ActionScript... essentially it's on its own when it comes to
You're both correct, but you're talking about different
things.
If you're accesing the ResultEvent, the the property is
definitely event.result. Check the ASDoc for
mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent.
If you're using data binding as Ben suggests, then you're
accessing the last result returned
Josh, that doesn't make much sense (not what or how you
described it, but rather the workaround behaving any differently)... so can you
send me a simple reproducible case offline (remember to rename .zip extensions
so that they get are allowed through our email filter) and I can take a
The problem is that .NET returns the dateTime without
timezone information, i.e. the value "1977-06-12T00:00:00" is missing the
suffix for timezone data.If it returned "1977-06-12T00:00:00Z" or
some othertimezone info it would work fine.In XSD the absence of a
timezone means the date/time
Did you import the type?
import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
Do you
have the rpc.swc in the classpath?
Also,
to use the MXML tag in ActionScript, be sure to use the mxml subpackage version
of HTTPService, i.e.
import
mx.rpc.http.mxml.HTTPService;
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Are you running on Tomcat by any chance? If so,what
version? For Tomcat you need to setup JOTM first as Data Services makes use of
JTA (for transactions).
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of hank
williamsSent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 3:20 PMTo:
That's right Sal, RPC and Data services should be called
after creationComplete.
However, you don't seem to have result and fault handlers
specified for your HTTPService... how will you know when something has gone
wrong or when the result has been returned asynchronously?
From:
My apologies, this was sitting in my outbox for over a day
and only went out now. I see that you've already got this to
work.
I agree that the docs could be better on this subject.
Also, I've found for Tomcat 5.5 that modifying the Context in the
/META-INF/context.xml file of the web
that file. Can I see a sample
somewhere. Also, I presume that this *is* the META-INF in the application
directory and not some global META-INF file, right? Once I more fully
understand I will re-post the steps with the new
info.ThanksHank
On 6/19/06, Peter
Farland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
w
Add the following line (where the ObjectEncoding class is in the
flash.net package along with NetConnection):
nc.objectEncoding =
ObjectEncoding.AMF0;
In
ActionScript 3.0, the default object encoding for NetConnection is AMF 3,
however FMS2 uses the legacy AMF 0.
From:
Roberto, in flex-enterprise-services.xml, can you go to the
logging section, set the level to Debug and then make sure the only logging
pattern is Endpoint.*. Restart the server and then rerun your application and
look on the console (if you started the server using the command line) or in
David, we've forward your email to Flash
QA.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David
ClarkSent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 9:36 AMTo:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Debugging
RTMP
Is there any tool that can debug (monitor) RTMP
Thanks Roberto, I tried your sample and it worked. Now that
I see the error message again I know what the issue is you don't have a
reference to mx.collections.ArrayCollection so this class definition isn't
linked into the SWF during compilation...
Typically if a typed object's class
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flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] Debugging
RTMP
Thanks again Peter.
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Farland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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David,
we've forward your email to Flash QA
Hank:
1. Are you compiling with a reference to the services
configuration file? Either through a --services command line option to mxmlc (or
a compiler services element in flex-config.xml)?
2. Do any of your channel endpoints use a {context.root}
token? If so, have you specified a
where it should be. There is no other definition for my-amf.
Could there be some wierd caching issue since I recently changed the endpoint
to the hardcoded definition that it doesnt seem to be seeing.
Thanks
Hank
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wrote:
t;messagebroker" just to
see if there might be some conflicting definition. But there isnt. The only
place it is is where it should be. There is no other definition for my-amf.
Could there be some wierd caching issue since I recently changed the
endpoint to the hardcoded def
conflicting definition. But there isnt. The only place it
is is where it should be. There is no other definition for my-amf. Could there
be some wierd caching issue since I recently changed the endpoint to the
hardcoded definition that it doesnt seem to be seeing.
ThanksHank
On 6/20/06, P
Of
Mike_Robinson_98Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 2:35
PMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Flex
dataservices:
I have read some of the posts on issues similar to this one.Especially
the Hank Williams and Peter Farland exchange. However, thisproblem is
different enough that their posts did
: flex.messaging.MessageException: No
destination'orderRow' exists in service flex.data.DataService-
Mike--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com,
"Peter Farland" [EMAIL PROTECTED]. wrote: Mike,
The fact that the error said the send failed means that perhaps the
RTMP channel isn't running... so I'm guessing
Have you tried browsing to the endpoint
URI to check its accessible? What URL are you using to load the SWF?
Perhaps youve changed the configuration but not restarted the server nor
forced a recompile of your SWF (i.e. doing a clean and forcing FB to
recompile)?
From:
Irrespective of Cairngorm, in addition to
the property name changing from call to token, note that FaultEvent and
ResultEvent tokens are strongly typed as the dynamic type mx.rpc.AsyncToken
Note that this class now allows multiple
responders, see documentation for
Can you pleaselog a bug or send me your test case
offline (attach a zip, but rename the extension to .zp)?
The makeObjectsBindable attribute on WebService (or any of
its Operation instances) control this behavior and is now true by default. You
can set it to false to stop it from creating
Any chance you could send me more information about the
data types that are being returned from ColdFusion?
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Wednesday, June 28, 2006 3:26 PMTo:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Flex
Yeah, unfortunately it isnt right
now, but well be looking to make ArrayCollection serializable in
WebService in an upcoming release.
Remember that ArrayCollection wraps an
underlying Array, so either the source property or Kellys suggestion of
toArray() is another way to get back the
The default JavaFactory that is used by
the RemotingServices JavaAdapter simply locates classes using
Class.forName from the web application class path. Perhaps you could create a façade
class that looked up your EJB from its JNDI name? Other alternatives are to write
a new, EJB specific
When you say wont evaluate,
can you provide more detail? Do you get a runtime error?
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seem to use the NetConnectionDebugger either. The network monitor
sees the RPC call but the busy cursor just remains for ever.
Any further ideas?
Thanks
Duncan
Peter Farland wrote On 06/06/06 15:42,:
If you're using a raw NetConnection, then... no, not natively from the
client
: duration
Hope this helps, the text above might not be 100% reflective of the
xml below, but it is close enough
Thanks
BOb
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When you say won't evaluate, can you provide more detail? Do
you get a
runtime error
We had feedback asking for WebService.makeObjectsBindable
to work for Object and Array in Beta 3, so we made this change for final. It
was also set to true by default. You can either set the makeObjectsBindable attribute
to false, or dig in to see why youre getting this error.
of ObjectProxy it sounds like I shouldn't need to change
makeObjectsBindable so I am a bit confused. As I said, it is fixed so
this inquiry is purely academic. Thanks again.
Ben
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We had feedback asking
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