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Re: BlazeDS 4.x in Maven Repo? - Adobe LiveCycle 11-12-2010
Thanks for the tip. I was suprised that there were pom.xml files now in the trunk for BlazeDS...very nice. I carefully examined these along with another set I found on the spring maven repository here:http://s3browse.springsource.com/browse/maven.springframework.org/external/com/adobe/blazeds/I found that the Spring ones are simpler and are probably better for the 4.0.0 tag that the 4.5.0 trunk ones in svn.

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services-config.xml DTD or XSD Schema? - Adobe LiveCycle 11-12-2010
Is there an XML schema or DTD for these XML server-side configuration files? Would be REALLY nice....

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BlazeDS 4.x in Maven Repo? - Adobe LiveCycle 06-12-2010
I need to move up to 4.x from 3.x and am finding out that I there is no BlazeDS in Maven Central and that Adobe isn't about to help;http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/BLZ-71Can anyone point me to a repo or provide a link to the POMS? I really don't want to spend a couple days sorting out the dependencies, source and javadoc JARs, etc.Thanks!

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Potential security problem during login - Adobe LiveCycle 17-09-2010
It has just occurred to me that when my application does a ChannelSet.login, it is essentially sending the username and password over the wire in an unencrypted form. While I use the binary AMF protocol over an AMFChannel, it would take nothing for somebody to sniff these passwords.Most of my clients do not want to run their application on an https (SSL) protected site. So what is the best way to do this? I use Spring security on the backend to do authentication.Should I encrypt the credentials ...

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Re: How to configure channels with Spring-Flex? - Adobe LiveCycle 15-09-2010
I like the idea of loading in config properties from an XML file, but I am still looking for a while to externalize the server information without requiring any changes to config files. That is, I am trying to keep it such that clients, etc. can just drop in the WAR file and go.I found this snippet of code which returns the name of the server from which the SWF file was served:URLUtil.getServerName(FlexGlobals.topLevelApplication.url)There are always way to get the port number and determine if i...

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Re: How to configure channels with Spring-Flex? - Adobe LiveCycle 14-09-2010
OK - to summarize:1) you must have a service-config.xml in the WEB-INF/flex directory2) you can create your channel set and channels on the client in mxml and actionscript and not compile against the server's service-config.xml3) they need to line up correctlyThis is all cool and I found sample code in the documentation to make the channels in actionscript. I guess the remaining question is how best to leave the URL specific stuff (server name, server port, and context) out of the source code of...

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Re: How to configure channels with Spring-Flex? - Adobe LiveCycle 14-09-2010
Thanks for the help! Are you saying that the service-config.xml file in the WEB-INF/flex directory was only ever for the client to compile with? How does the server "know" what channels to "listen" on?Perhaps I am missing something important here about how all this works. I thought that AMF binary worked over an AMF channel and that it had to be "set up" on the server and the client both.

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How to configure channels with Spring-Flex? - Adobe LiveCycle 14-09-2010
Newbie here trying to get my first Flex/BlazeDS app up and running. I'm using the Spring-Flex integration and believe I have properly configured my servet and remoting destinations. My only remaining questions relate to how to configure the channels.The use of the Spring/BlazeDS integration means that I do not have to have a remoting-config.xml file anymore. But it the documentation is unclear as to whether I need to configure my channels within a services-config.xml file still.If I do need a se...

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Re: Newbie question: in what configuration file do <flex:remoting-destination> tags go? - Adobe LiveCycle 14-09-2010
Thanks a lot Rohit -- that is a huge help.

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Newbie question: in what configuration file do <flex:remoting-destination> tags go? - Adobe LiveCycle 13-09-2010
I've seem to have read the Spring/Blaze integration document about 10 times, but I can't figure out where to put all of my tags. I don't want to use annotation to define these remoting destinations.Should it go into the Spring configuration file I use for the AMF endpoint servlet (as specified by its contextConfigLocation parameter). Or do these go in a high level cross-servlet configuration file?Whats the usual way to treat these?

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