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  • Did you restart the web application after modifying /WEB-INF/flex/services-config.xml?Did you recompile against this updated services-config.xml?

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  • I would suggest looking into using Flex with LCDS 2.5.1 and its SQLAssembler feature for Data Services where you can configure a destination and simply provide the SQL for creating, retrieving, updating and deleting items directly in the configuration - so no server side code to be written.

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  • I'd check the server logs (or simply the server console depending on how you started the app server) for configuration errors.Remember that RTMP ports must be unique across all web applications deployed on a server.Did you remember to compile with the mxmlc command line argument -services pointing t...

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  • In LCDS 2.5 we had a major clean-up of the messaging component APIs to prepare for publishing how to programmatically configure the message broker. One change was to correct the APIs to reflect the in-memory state of the components, such as how services, destinations and adapters are actually manage...

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  • It looks like your /WEB-INF/flex/services-config.xml is missing a <system> section. If you add back an empty <system /> section it should get you past this NPE.<br /><br />I ran into this recently too and logged it as bug 206277.

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  • You can't access the file system by default. Flash Playerforces SWFs to make a decision whether they're to access the filesystem or the network, but not both. Further more, if you try toaccess a location that is not part of the domain from which the SWFwas loaded, you need a crossdomain.xml policy f...

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  • Hi Lee,I don't immediately see anything wrong here. I can only startguessing at various theoretical situations.1. Can you experiment with delaying your RemoteObject calluntil after the creationComplete event has fired from the top level<mx:Application>?2. I see your AS VO has a contactos:ArrayCollec...

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  • I can't speak for the future of supported platforms, but inthe interim, have you tried running the installer on a supportedplatform and then just deploying the war file on a J2EE server onyour Mac OS X machine for development purposes?

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  • Are you using RemoteObject or DataService?Do you have only one type of VO?Out of curiosity, does the VO implement any of the javastandard interfaces such as java.io.Externalizable,java.util.Collection, java.util.List or java.util.Map?

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  • Looks like you're contacting a destination that is using theSecureHTTPChannel (and note this would be the HTTPChannel forHTTP). This channel (and it's HTTP equivalent, HTTPChannel) use anXML format to send strongly typed information between the clientand server... something we call AMFX (Action Mess...

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