I'm not sure if you have a publicly available bug tracker. If you do, let me know where it is and I'll post this there.
If you register a class using MessageItem.registerBodyClass() and then call createValueObject(), readValueObject(). MessageItem.body is not the appropriate class.
WhatShouldHappen:
The readValueObject should the MessageItem.body with an object be of the registered class type.
Why it happens:
When MessageItem.createValueObject() creates the ByteArray, it doesn't rewind it when it's done, so when it's time to call MessageItem.readValueObject(), there are no more bytes to be read.
Why we care:
I'm using SessionManagerBase as a loopback server for my unit tests (not in the documentation, but it's in the code). They fail because of this.
How do we fix it?:
The simple solution is changing this:
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if (registeredClasses[flash.utils.getQualifiedClassName(body)]) {
var bA:ByteArray = new ByteArray();
bA.writeObject(body);
writeObj.body = bA;
} else {
writeObj.body = body;
}
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to this:
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if (registeredClasses[flash.utils.getQualifiedClassName(body)]) {
var bA:ByteArray = new ByteArray();
bA.writeObject(body);
bA.position = 0; <--- I added this.
writeObj.body = bA;
} else {
writeObj.body = body;
}
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thanks,
-sandy
