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Flash Remoting - Sun One Applicaton server alvaro0o
10/7/2006 7:18:23 PM
macromedia flash flash remoting: Hi all,
I have been working on making a flash remoting application run of my Sun one
AS for 3 days now with no success. I installed flash remoting into webserver.
now what i get is this.:
level: "error",
type: "flashgateway.adapter.NoSuchServiceException"}
I dont know where to put my services in sun application server. in Jrun i used
to put them in server-inf
Anyone has any idea where to put my classes in Sun One AS?
Re: Flash Remoting - Sun One Applicaton server Ankur Arora
10/9/2006 11:56:45 AM
Hi there,
I don't know much about java, but yes I did the flash remoting connectivity
with java classes. You can check the link http://flashdeveloper.blogspot.com
where I posted the detailed article for connecting Java classes with Flash
Remoting. May be it can help you out.

Regards
Ankur
Re: Flash Remoting - Sun One Applicaton server Bob28
10/11/2006 10:44:23 PM
Hi,

I not sure about the Sun one AS, but I have flash remoting working on the
Sun Java System Application Server (SAS). I also have a JDBC connection to a
BD2 server configured and it is working fine. My suggestion to you is to first
obtain the copy of the Flashgateway-sample.war file. This file comes as part
of the flash remoting distribution distribution. Deploy this war file if you
see any error post them. The problem can be resolved by modifying the
domain.xml file if the Sun One AS is like the Java SAS.
Once you have this successfully running you should use the web-xml file as the
basis for deploying your applications.

Bob
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