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...

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...

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?

I read through that piece of documentation as well (http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/2/docs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Parts&file=00001122.html).What I did instead is made my Spring classesApplicationContextAware. I then load my classes at applicationstart-up.Ken

I use hibernate with spring. Works great. One of the reasonsI went this route is because from the documentation it looks asthough you can only retrieve data using the Flex hibernate adapter.There are some other advatages to using spring with hibernate. AlsoI use MyEclipse IDE (www.myeclipseide.com)....

I am trying to do something that should be really simple. Iam trying use an MXML RemoteObject control to access a java class.This class works fine with data services, so I am assuming I have aconfiguration problem. It does not appear that a call to the javaclass method is being made.Here is my confi...