RemoteObject communication with LCDS is very fast.It's rather the backend that might be slow in comparison.We send Java objects through AMF to Flex and we are alwayssurprised how fast it is. The Java List (a collection of objects)returned to Flex contains data sent by a Java Remote Object thatcalls ...

The LCDS Dev Guide (Chapter 17) and LCDS LiveDocs mentionsome Java Helper classes but do not specify where they are located.The following Flex Java packages:flex.acrobat.pdf.XFAHelper;flex.messaging.FlexContext;flex.messaging.FlexSession;flex.messaging.util.UUIDUtils;...are contained in the JAR file...

The Flex documentation - Building and Deploying FlexApplications, Chapter 3, page 45 - states that you can create yourFlex project under your own Java web application folder (a opposedto the flex.war folder), but is very scarce with details.Anyone from Adobe to enlighten us ?What should a Java web a...

Do you use Hotfix 3. There are a number of bug fixespertaining to the use of WebServices: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb402381&sliceId=1

Do you specify a project folder under the flex.war folder orsomewhere else ?Try under the flex.war folder and your problem should goaway.

Hello,We are working on an LCDS project using JBoss under Linux.1. It seems that no matter whether the project is to becompiled with Flex Builder or LCDS, the project folder is alwayscreated under the flex.war folder (choosing another location, e.gat the same level as flex.war triggers a warning in ...