What version of LCDS are you using? Here is a link to the LCDS 4.6 guide that describes starter steps for JBoss, Weblogic and WebSphere. You can create a Flex based app of your choice (hello world or otherwise).Hope that helps.Rohit

1. Make sure you have applied all LCDS server patches and consider setting the "connection-idle-timeout-minutes" NIO config option. See http://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/8.2/programLC/programmer/lcds/help.html?content=lcconfig_4.html.

Hi,Can you attach stack trace etc. that can provide more details to us?Rohit

Hi Gaurav,Also, do you have any other channels in your ChannelSet besides RTMP channel? At the point the notification stops, what channel are you connected on?RohitLiveCycle Data Services Team

Hi workflowuser,LCDS 4.6 supports generation of corresponding JavaScript beans for the entity. Take a look at the following page for how it can be done:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dataservicesjee/4.6/Modeling/WS3aefc5aa2cf947945e1065a1133ae52599b-8000.htmlOnce the JavaScript bean is generated, you can follow the rest of the documentation in the link above.Hope that helps.Rohit

I think someone from your team is already in touch with us. We will provide you an example for how to achieve this.Rohit

I believe the location is correct. You can enable LCDS logs to see if there are any issues with licensing (see documenation for how to do that).Rohit

Consider using the ManagedRemotingContext class. It provides ability to submit CRUD operations to Assembler. Take a look at its javadoc at: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dataservicesjee/4.6/APIReference/flex/data/ManagedRemotingContext.html.Rohit

Hi,Can you ensure that you are linking in airfds.swc, and not fds.swc?Rohit

Really, one option is to write a LCDS based Bootstrap service. Take a look at the documentation for how to do it.Rohit