Hi taurivalor,The following link wil be in good helphttp://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/201/html/dataservices_intro_098_2.htmlJeffrey

Hi taurivalor,It might be a problem by using Tomcat4.1.27. One of theSystem requirements for FDS is Apache Tomcat 5.5.x based on Adobe.Can you run Adobe FDS examples such as http://localhost:8080/samples/sqladmin/sqladmin.mxmlfrom you PC?Jeffrey

Hi taurivaor,Your remoting-config.xml should have the lines as follows,<destination id="testds"><properties><source>Test3</source><scope>application</scope></properties></destination>Please note that "Test3" replaced "WEB-INF/classes/Test3" forthe source line in your case.Have a try again.Jeffrey

Hi taurivalor,In ActionScript, it's likero.javaMethod()in mxml, like <mx:RemoteObject id="ro" destination="testds"fault="faultHandler(event)"> <mx:method name="javaMethod"result="resultHander(event)"/> </mx:RemoteObject> in remoting-config.xml, like <destination id="testds"> <properties> <source>tes...

Hi taurivalor,You may use RemoteObject to call a Java method inside a JavaClass (JavaBean), then let the Java method to connect to LDAP(JNDI).Hope it helps,Jeffrey

Hi stickFlex,In my Eclipes, I can create Java and Flex projects side byside but nest one in another. Usually, I create Java project andput many MXML/Actionscript files in its folders. I compile Java byEclipes but MXML/ActionScript from website.Jeffrey

Hi stickFlex,Flex Data Service and Stand alone Flex Builder don't compileJava classes but MXML and ActionScript. You may install FlexBuilder as plugin to Eclipse that can compile Java before. In thisway, the Eclipse IDE can have both Java and Flex projects andcompile both as well.Jeffrey