If images folder could be accessed by your Java application you also should be able to configure Tomcat to access it. In that configuration Tomcat will just do...
Hi Den, I'm not an expert on configuring Tomcat... could you explain me how to do it, or just tell me in what configuration part I should search for it? thanks...
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Feb 1, 2008 9:15 am
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After asking Google, I found that the solution you proposed can be done by defining a new context in Tomcat's server.xml file like this : <context...
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When you want to switch focus you can make an ExternalInterface call and have JavaScript put focus on the Flash object. But last I checked this only worked in...
Hi, I able to solve the focus problem. This are what I did, In the HTML onload, I set the focus to the swf file, and in the swf file creationComplete, I set...
Hi, OK, it works great!!! Tomcat do all the job for me, even with the images on a shared folder. Thank you very much Den for your great solution! Sebastien ......
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Feb 2, 2008 5:36 pm
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Sorry for not answering too long, was offline on a couple of days. Great that you resolved all that yourself. Best regargds, Den...
Hi all, I have a new question... after wondering how to display images into Flex that have been retrieved from Java backend (thank you Den...), I have a ...
You will need to use a file upload servlet. Search Google for: Flex File Upload Servlet And you will find quite a few blogs and examples which go over this....
that's amazing, it's exactly the link I have found the best explained after searching on google! I did not have enough time to try it, but it seems a very good...
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Hi Shakeel, This should help: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" creationComplete="initApp()"> ...
Hello, I hope I'm not missing something obvious here.... I'm using LCDS 2.5 with a Flex 3 b3 client. On the server, there is a Java DTO class, Widget, that has...
Hi. I posted this to the flexcoders group before, but got no response. I guess that might have been the wrong list, any suggestions or help would be...
Hi, My application has some authentication module which is called by Flex
UI, using Remote Object.
Now, I wanted to restrict the login feature into single...
Hello, Without the message broker servlet, I don't think you'll be able to communicate with data services. It looks like you're missing a dependency for that...
I think you can use navigateToURL and give it a mailto: url. Give that a try and let us know if that works. If not another approach would be to use the...
Hi Priya, I modified your snippet slightly to test it: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"> ...
Hi. More of the same. Im starting to feel like a spammer. Are there so few people using java and flex? I have been trying for many days to get this working. I...
Please give code snippets to understand your problem and what is
displaying in the console also will help. Thanks & Regards
Venkatesh Babu TS
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You put the hibernate direct on the mxml? How?? It´s works ?? To use Flex with Java (EJB3+JPA) I use GraniteDS in the middle. You use GraniteDS, Blaze, LCDS,...
Hello, Have you looked at the Hibernate example in the samples.war that comes with LCDS? Are you using strong or anonymous types to exchange data between Java...
This is caused by the Java to AMF serialization of a Hibernate PersistentMap type. While the 'config' field in the object being serialized is declared as a...
Hi guys, This has been fixed in LCDS 2.6 in the HibernatePropertyProxy class (2.6 is not released but a beta program is currently running and if anyone's...
Hi. Im using flex with a hibernate backend. I have tables in a db that Id like to show using Datagrid. I have done tests and found that there is a limit to the...
i just wonder whom you are going to show these 100000 records in DataGrid. Definitely it's not for the human eye and brain :). So, may the old school...
