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Do you have an explicit constructor(s) in your class but do not have a no-args constructor? If so, that could be the issue. You must have a no-args constructor to work with the Remoting Service. If you don't specify any constructor, there is a default no-args constructor. Otherwise, you must include one explicitly.
If you have that taken care of:
Based on that, it seems like it should work as long as the package declaration in your class is:
package com.company.cliq.alert.service;
It isn't working? What does your client code where you are calling it look like?
Are you able to run other things such as the samples in the lcds-samples web app?
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