You can also go into the project properties in Flash Builder, navigate
to Adobe > Data Services and click on Retrieve Channelset Information to
force this to be reloaded from the server. Post retrieval, settings are
stored inside the project in the dataservices folder in the file
channelset-config.xml, you can have a look at that file to confirm it
has the latest information.
We use a standard Java keystore and certificate validation can be
handled as per standard best practices. At present we do not provide a
hook point to validate the server certificate. However, you can register
a bootstrap service which validates the certificate on system startup:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dataservicesjee/4.6/Developing/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811f00f6fe7f-7ffeUpdate.html
This would require you to pass another copy of the keystore
configuration to you Bootstrap service and then...
HiData Services 4.6 contains native support for integrating with Spring.
Have a look here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dataservicesjee/4.6/Developing/WS064a3073e805330f-389d9f6212b163ca221-8000.htmlRegards,Ashish
Vashisht
Can you post a snippet of your model, specifically the model level DMS
annotation where you have set the above properties?With regards to
whether EntityB is already saved or not, it is not possible to know
without query the DB if the entity is already present. One common
pattern that is followed in this case is to check if the ID is 0 (or
some other pre-defined value) and then use that to infer that the item
is unsaved,
HiSorry about that, the forums seem to be losing the value. You can find
it here:http://forums.adobe.com/message/4217327#4217327Regards,Ashish
Vashisht
HiIf using a Transactional data source with a model you to specify the
hibernate.transaction.factory_class and
hibernate.transaction.manager_lookup_class properties as appropriate for
your server and then call DST with useJTA set to true.See here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dataservicesjee/4.6/Modeling/WSa53bf8bf8189e60776c71f0d133f0350afe-8000.htmlSpecifically
for Tomcat, the below values should work:Data Services does not support
cascade operations on associations. You should save EntityB and...
in-memory means they are generated at runtime and do not exist as .class
files in a JAR or the WEB-INF/classes folder. See here for more
information on code generation:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dataservicesjee/4.6/Modeling/WS896A30FB-BF3F-4688-A761-4E76B1F615BF.html#WS45ae57e1b3a35f216112042412bc10dcb52-7fff
See
here:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dataservicesjee/4.6/Modeling/WS45ae57e1b3a35f21-1e2bffaa12c2caa2556-7ffb.html#WS45ae57e1b3a35f2115327b5812c2d2a2f1b-7fe6andhttp://help.adobe.com/en_US/dataservicesjee/4.6/Modeling/WS4976f0ec3ef482461096f38112701857408-8000.htmlYou
need to set ServerGeneratedEntities to false on the model, have Flash
Builder generate the entity class for you and then compile them and
deploy them to the server.
HiSee this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/894049In brief, you
can use the Data Service Transaction API with sendChangesToAdapter set
to true to have the assembler perform CRUD operations for you.If you are
using Data Services 4.6, there is a DataServicesAdapter class available
at
resources/samples/application_state_dashboard/java-src/PushNotificationSample/src/com/adobe/samples/dataservices/push/
which can be used to invoke Data Service Transaction from your own
code.Regards,Ashish Vashi...
HiAs mentioned on the page, you need to provide values for those
properties as per your respective App Server. The exact App Server
specific values can be found in the Hibernate documentation (also linked
to on the page):
http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/core/3.6/reference/en-US/html/session-configuration.html#configuration-optional-transactionstrategySpecifically
for Tomcat, the below values should work:org.hibernate.transaction.JTATransactionFactoryorg.hibernate.transaction.JOTMTransactionManag...
HiYou need to set the following properties on your Fiber model, as
appropriate for your app server: hibernate.transaction.factory_class
hibernate.transaction.manager_lookup_classPlease see here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/enterpriseplatform/10.0/AEPDeveloperGuide/WSa53bf8bf8189e60776c71f0d133f0350afe-8000.htmlRegards,Ashish
Vashisht
HiSorry for the delayed response - I was out of office for the last
week.Where you have instantiated your DataService (customdataservice
variable), you should add an event handler for the fault event like
this:customdataservice.addEventListener("fault", faultHandler);where
faultHandler is the function you want called on a fault happening.For
more information, see
here:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/LiveCycleDataServicesES/3.1/Developing/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811f00f7045b-7fb0Update.htmlhttp://hel...
HiSorry for the delay in replying, I was out of office for the last week
or so.Can you check your Data Source configuration, specifically if it
has the factory property specified or not?
If that does not help, can you enable trace
level logging on org.hibernate.jdbc.* and org.hibernate.transaction.*
That should help identify the cause of the issue.Regards,Ashish Vashisht
HiCan you post the code you are using to register the faultHandler? Just
to confirm, you need to register the faultHandler at the service level
like this:userService.addEventListener("fault",
faultHandler);Regards,Ashish Vashisht
I would suggest taking up this question on the AIR for iOS forums, since
Data Services uses the RTMP Channel and connection capability provided
by AIR. I believe adding the certificate to your login keychain might be
of assistance on Mac.
HiOne option is, you can temporarily switch to a non-RTMP channel and
use Charles or another proxy to have a look at the AMF
request.Regards,Ashish Vashisht
HiYou can enable debug level logging on the Proxy service via the
logging config.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/LiveCycleDataServicesES/3.1/Developing/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811f00f7045b-7f42Update.htmlThe
relevant category is Service.HTTPRegards,Ashish Vashisht
HiWhen autoConnect is set to true, Data Services will automatically try
to connect to the server when required. This will be periodically
reattempted based on the autoConnectInterval property on the Data Store.
If you want to control the connection manually, you should set
autoConnect to false.Regards,Ashish Vashisht
HiBased on your use case, the Occasionally Connected Clients feature
should work for you. Specifically, you may want to have a look at this
guide:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/LiveCycleDataServicesES/3.1/Developing/WS4ba8596dc6a25eff-56f1c8f4126dcd963c6-8000.htmlRegards,Ashish
Vashisht
HiCan you clarify whether you are using Messaging or Data Management?
Reliable Messaging is a messaging feature while the Data Service is used
for Data Management.Regards,Ashish Vashisht
You should not have to supply the previousVersion. Can you ensure that
when you send in the newVersion, it has its ID property set properly?
Besides that, can you check the server log to see what exception is
being logged there?If there is nothing in the server log, in the
MessageException you are getting, there should be a extendedData
property of type Map. Inside that Map, there should be a List of
errorMessages. Can you check what ErrorMessage is present inside of
that?
Rupak,Can you post the full stack trace?I wanted to note, since you are
storing data in the Database, I would recommend you start the
DataServiceTransaction with the useJTA parameter set to
true.Regards,Ashish Vashisht
Can you try passing to the commit method, just the entity without
putting it into an array? Also, do you have any associations from the
deleted entity? If so, by default it will not cascade commit changes to
associated items. See here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/mx/data/DataManager.html#commit%28%29
Can you give a bit more information on what you are trying to do?
Specifically, are you using Data Services standalone, or as part of the
CRX server, or as part of the Document Server? Also, are you trying to
load test a Data Management destination?
Rupak,I believe if you register a listener on the ArrayCollection you
get as a result of the fill, you will get an event
CollectionEvent.COLLECTION_CHANGE on data coming in from the
server.Regards,Ashish Vashisht
As Don mentioned in the other thread, you can use the
ServerGeneratedEntities annotation to control this. For more
information, see this
documentation:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/LiveCycleDataServicesES/3.1/Developing/WS4976f0ec3ef482461096f38112701857408-8000.html
The Destination Id is . (Note the dot . in
between the two parts). If you have Flash Builder with the Data Services
Modeller plugin installed, you can actually see the destination in the
Destinations view, under DMS Destinations.I also wanted to note, if you
run into issues calling Data Service Transaction on the server, you may
want to try setting the Message Broker on the FlexContext like
this:MessageBroker messageBroker = MessageBroker.getMessageBroker(null);
//Pass in the Message Broker ID i...
There are a couple of things you can do here: either you can simply
notify data services of the change made via the separate process. This
will allow the changes to be pushed out to clients and on the cluster.
Alternately you can have the data services assembler itself persist
changes from Java.The way to do this is via the DataServiceTransaction
API. This is only available from the webapp in which the message broker
itself is running. Calling createItem()/updateItem()/deleteItem() on the
DST wi...
