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  • I had to hard code it in the remote object <mx:RemoteObject endpoint="/flex/messagebroker/amf"id="ro" destination="myRO" fault="faultHandler(event);" > <mx:method name="find"result="getDatabasesHandler(event);" /> </mx:RemoteObject>I am trying to figure out a better way, because this methodis not ri...

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  • Although probably not supported, this should work no problem.Just put the flex.war, flex-admin.war, and samples.war in yourtomcat webapps directory and restart tomcat. Please let us knowwhat you find out.

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  • When you installed Flex 2, did you have a previous version offlex installed? If so, uninstall everything, make sure that yourdirectories are clean including your eclipse plugin and featuresdirectories and reinstall.

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  • I would recommend creating an ant script that cleans,compiles, and deploys. If you are already building J2EEapplications, then all you really need to do is and your flex stuffto your ant deployment script.

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  • Couple of things.1) it would be helpful if you had a debug trace going andprovide that as well.2) you may need to specify and endpoint for you remote objectsomething like /flex/messagebroker/amf. If you are compiling yourobjects and then pushing them to the server, for some reason, flexdoes not get ...

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  • After playing with this JFAM is correct. However if I set theendpoint for the remote object to /flex/messageborker/amf then I amworking fine. I did not get into what it would take to setup achannel and channelSet programmatically, but I guess that work aswell. Seems lame that I have to do this howev...

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  • I have a base class that I use for my DAO classes that isApplicationContextAware. I figure you could do the same with yourassembler classes, but I am not currently making themApplicationContextAware.My DAO classes extends HibernateDaoSupport implementsSerializable , ApplicationContextAware. This way...

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  • First, I am not a lawyer. But if it were me, I would as longas there is a different domain and account associated with it, thenwhy not? The problem is that the FDS Express is limited to oneapplication. Other than that I am not sure how it works. I wouldsuggest talking with Adobe about a partnership ...

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  • I would vote for that being a bug.

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  • I caught that, but it still does not work. Would be nice ifthe documentation actually gave you a step by step fullconfiguration example. It may have something to do with the compileissue, but I wonder why if it is running on a server, that I wouldnot be able to access the default channel?

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