If your goal is to have one JMS Consumer which receivesmessages and broadcasts them to Flex clients, you can do thiswithout using the JMS adapter. Write some Java code either as a"message driven bean" or using the JMS apis directly to grab theJMS messages. You can then convert these messages to flex...

I am actually a little confused. This is a RemotingMessagewhich means it is sent from the client to the server when you"send" a RemoteObject request. In this case, it is to thedestination "userMasterService" to the "checkOrganization" method.Probably this is just a debug call you added and so not re...

Yeah, the updateItem call should have the proper value of the"locations" property. The first thing I'd check is that you haveset up the "identity" property for the location destinationcorrectly. If it has the wrong property name, it won't be able tomap ids to items correctly and so would get the emp...

The code that Alex shows is what you would use if you write acustom MessageAdapter. That allows you to process messages sentfrom the client and alter the way in which those messages arehandled. In your case though, it sounds like you simply need topush messages to clients by routing them from some o...

You are charting new ground using hibernate annotations butit sounds like your approach is the right one. The error you aregetting now is a general one which happens when an uncaughtexception occurs on the server. The best way to diagnose that is toturn on Debug logging on the server (editWEB-INF/fl...

Hi Ken,My apologies, I think I was off by one-level in myunderstanding of the problem. From looking at the stack trace morecarefully, I believe the issue is that you do a query on hibernateto return a Contact instance. It is not that this instance hasproperties which point to objects which are not i...

Hi Ken,I think the issue is with our debug logging code (Message.*).We have some "pretty printer" logic which is trying to recursivelydump out the state of any arguments and return values to theRemoteObject call. For your Hibernate entity object, this means itis trying to access the state of some pr...

So it sounds like you are building an application which mixesstruts logic with flex logic - one page is rendered entirely in JSPwith struts, but when you click a button you want to go to an MXMLpage and then at some point go back again? The important thing to keep in mind here is that each MXMLpage ...

This all looks ok to me. If the data grid is displaying all50 rows, you will see all 50 and might not notice that it wasactually fetching them 10 rows at a time. To see more about whatthe server is sending to the client, enable the debug logging inthe server. Go to your services-config.xml (in WEB-I...

Hi Ken,Your assembler class does not implement FlexFactory. You onlyneed one FlexFactory implementation for each source of Java objectsthat you want to use with FDS either as remote object destinationsor data management services assembler classes. Here's a copy of some more complete instructions I w...