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  • Hi,Is this an error you're getting in the browser? What specificsteps are you taking to compile and access your application?Best,Seth

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  • Hi,Have you restarted your JRun server since dropping that.class file in WEB-INF\classes? Also, double check that you'veadded the class file to the correct web app. This error indicatesthat loading the "fdsweb.EchoService" class failed due to aClassNotFoundException - so once you get that class on t...

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  • Hi Ed,FDS is a Java web app that you can think of as having 3layers:1. A set of endpoints that clients connect to in order tosend and recieve data and messages. The HTTP and AMF endpoints areimplemented as a servlet. The RTMP endpoint is an NIO socketserver.2. A core message broker that takes inboun...

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  • Hi Roman,You don't need to invoke SpringFactory directly. Take a lookat Jeff's comment earlier in this thread. He uses the followingexample:<factories><factory id="spring"class="flex.samples.factories.SpringFactory" /></factories>...<destination id="WeatherService"><properties><factory>spring</facto...

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  • If you reference your POJO in a remoting service destinationdirectly, FDS will create the bean instance and Spring isn'tinvolved. By using the SpringFactory, you're allowing FDS to getthe bean instance from the Spring framework which will perform anynecessary dependecy injection, etc.Hope that helps...

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