I'm trying to figure out the relationship between theFlexSession created when a user starts a Flex FDS-based applicationand the clientId value in the messages being exchanged. Based onwhat I'm seeing, I've found that a user will have the sameFlexSession Id value, but a different clientId value in th...

Yet another update: I went into my Java code and commentedout the HashSets that are populated by Hibernate that. Ex: EachTeacher object has a School property. In the School object, Idefine a HashSet named Teachers and Hibernate will populate that atruntime for me so I can get all the Teachers in a S...

Update: After looking further into the debug output on theserver, it really does appear that FDS is trying to load everysingle object instance in all of the referenced properties of myobjects. For example, on the Java side, I have a Teacher objectwhich has a school property that references a School ...

Thanks for the response. Yes, I have singleton="true" for myapplicationContext.xml that is used by my Spring Flex Factory.When I run the with the debug log level, it appears to methat a simple request for all of the User objects (there are about70 rows in the users table) is resulting in FDS trying ...

I have an application using Flex Data Services running fromTomcat. I've created Java domain objects as well as correspondingActionScript objects and everything seems to work fine when I pullthe Java objects to the client using Data Management Servicescombined with the Java Adapter and my custom Flex...

Anyone else run into this yet?

Does your assembler extend the AbstractAssembler class? Canyou post your code? In particular, the code for the assembler, andthe destination entry in your data-management-config.xmlfile.

I have a dataservice setup to fill an arraycollection ofTeacher objects. Each Teacher object has a School object. Theseappear to be properly returned from FDS as strongly-typed objects.In the debugger, I can see my arraycollection of Teacher objectsand I can see valid School objects nested inside ea...

Excellent! Thanks so much Jeff. This is what I was lookingfor all along. This kind of example is exactly what should find itsway into the documentation. I modified your example to work withthe data management service, replacing your service class with myassembler. I also had to put my destination ta...

Thanks for the reply Mike. Yes, this is same documentationthat I (and Ken) have both reviewed. Unfortunately it is quitelacking in depth. It does not describe the FactoryInstance objectin any real detail. It also fails to provide any useful examples.It would be better if we had a link at the bottom ...