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...

The DataServiceTransaction API is the way to go. Let me askif there is a sample of this API handy and I'll get back toyou.

Did you specify a --services command line configurationparameter? Is it pointing to the correct services-config.xml file?Do any of the channel endpoints use uris that have tokens in them?If so, do you have a {context.root} token in there? If so, did youspecify --context-root=/yourcontextpath in the ...

The first link says "Combining these two web applicationsinto a single .war file is an unsupported configuration and is notrecommended due to known issues and conflicts".Do you really need to combine these web applications?Can you try to get it to work without combining them?This isn't really enough...

If you're not using the FDS proxy service, then you'll haveto get users to first log in using HTTP Basic Authentication whereby the browser pops up a dialog and requests a username andpassword independently from the Flash Player. Then, with a sessionin place (typically tracked by cookies), the flash...

Can you show me the usage ofgetTest.getWebObject.lastResult.ObjectTest.DD in the bindingstatement? Note that this syntax does not call the method, it justallows access to the lastResult of a particular operation (whichyou either call like getTest.getWebObject(param1, param2) orgetTest.getWebObject.s...

Are you talking about getting to session parameters set in aJSP page from a RemoteObject source class? This should be possibleso long as your SWF and RemoteObject destination are in the sameweb application.As for getting to request parameters... where did you setthem? They'd have to be set on the UR...

1. Not yet, but we're looking into supporting this in anupcomming release.2. All RPC requests must be made asynchronously... this is arestriction of the way the Flash Player makes network requests(otherwise movies, which are single threaded, would hang waitingfor results). You should be able to use ...

Here's a whole laundry list of things to consider:In your HTTPService tag, have you set useProxy="true"? If so, are you using your own destination, or are you relyingon the default destination for the proxy service, i.e. DefaultHTTP?Have you looked at the default channels defined for the proxyservic...

Did you restart the server each time you changed theconfiguration files or touched java code and recompiled it?Do you have a public, no args constructor on the classesserving as RemoteObject destination sources?Are you using any JDK 1.5 specific code in your classes suchas enums? If so, can you try ...