Thanks, so as a recap, the following calls need to be done inthis case, in this order:ds.release(); // to release everything that's managed by thisserviceds.disconnect(); // to disconnect the RTMP link to the serverds.logout(); // to logout the destination for all the dsinstances used by this client...

Yes, on Logout all the server resources (including themanaged data) need to be released/cleared. So for instance, theArrayCollection object used to be filled with managed data needs tobe emptied. I noticed explicitly calling removeAll() for thiscollection after disconnecting the data service won't w...

William,I tried this early in the morning (disconnecting theDataService from the Flex client, using the disconnect()ActionScript call), and it worked, as you predicted. Thanks for thetip. Still I don't know what the client-side implications are withthe managed data, should I also do something specif...

Here,s the log:[Flex] 10:39:47.328 [DEBUG] [Endpoint.FlexSession]FlexSession created with id '0DB83653B7561285669BB5DC0ABF18E7' foran Http-based client connection.[Flex] 10:40:03.484 [DEBUG] [Endpoint.FlexSession]FlexSession created with id '759CCC2F-DC0D-C199-21BD-7871C6175538'for a direct RTMP cli...

Hello Mete,Yes, the RTMP session gets invalidated. Here is my Logoutmethod: public void doLogout() { // get the FlexClient associated to this request FlexClient thisFlexClient = FlexContext.getFlexClient(); // get all the sessions associated to this client List sessions = thisFlexClient.getFlexSessi...

I have this Flex client application I'm trying to implementthe Logout function for. This client has both HTTP and RTMPconnections to the server. So when the user presses the Logoutbutton in client, I'm trying to invalidate both HTTP and RTMPsessions on the FDS so the FlexClient would get invalidated...

The latter, as "getM_strObjectId " is an ugly name... don'ttell me that causes issue...ok kidding, I got you. Thesetter/getter names are important in this context.Thanks a lot.Robert

I'm experiencing this odd behavior in LCDS 2.5, wich pertainsto variable naming for the objects returned by a DataService.fill()call. I ceated a simple destination with a Java adapter. the Serverside Java data object is defined as follows)package test;public class RepositoryObject{ private String m_...

Thanks a bunch, that was it. Any ideas where I can find DTSsor Schemas for the FDS config files?-Robert

Is the data-management-config.xml file structure somewhereexplained? I wonder why isn't this file (as well as all the otherFDS config files) validated against a DTD or XML schema?I'm trying to configure multiple parameters for a destinationserver method, without success so far. The following attempt...