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Jar of beans offline installer
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Sping Framework 2.5.6 (with dependencies) Instead of spending hours and hours in jars conflicts resolution, I suggest this combination which is working under Websphere: That’s all for today… hope that you’ve got it like…Īuthor Salem Ben Afia Posted on ApAugCategories Charts, Data Visualization, Flex Tags Axiis, charts, Data Visualization, enhanced visualization, Flex, flex charting, flex dashboard Leave a comment on Axiis Data Visualization Spring/Hibernate Search on WAS 7: The Impossible Jar Combination To create real time charting we need to pull data from any source periodically using technologies like JSP( see example of using JSP on Flex). On the MXML side, we need to change those three properties from the standard given sample: Then, we need to wrap data and assign it to the dataProvider:Īnd finally we need to assign the X-Axis headers/labels dataProvider and throw redraw event by invalidating components: Not all browsers reference the swf object in the same way, some you may add a JS function to avoid this browser incompatibility issue: The sample application here is called “logon”. The id and the name mustn’t contain those characters. Your SWF object is included in the HTML page using the Object tag. The ExternalInterface class requires the user’s web browser to support either ActiveX or the NPRuntime API that is exposed by some browsers for plug-in scripting. You have to check whether the browser supports the interface by using its available property: So, either RTFM pretty slowly, or check those features: But you may be in a hurry, and omit some details that may prevent you from achieving what you want. Tutorials are available in the official documentation here and here. Some tricks to keep in mind while trying to make a Flex application and Javascript communicate between them. Author Salem Ben Afia Posted on MaCategories BlazeDs, Flex, JSP, Open Source Tags blazeds, duplicate, Flex, jsessionid, session Leave a comment on Detected duplicate HTTP-based FlexSessions… so what? Flex & Javascript : Why that won’t work?

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There’s also an in depth explanation of the issue in Alex Glosband blog. If that won’t help, you may consider Lin’s blog from adobe team.

  • Load you application inside a JSP: Instead of calling your HTML main project page, let’s say it FlexProject.html, load your page inside a JSP page FlexProject.jsp.
  • On the next remote object call, BlaseDS will check the Flex session associated with this Java session and will detect that two different flex session IDs are associated with the same Java session… and throw the famous “Detectd duplicate HTTP-based FlexSessions”, but that’s not due to host disabling session cookies. Those IDs are binded to the active Java session. Somehow, BlazeDS received two calls from the SWF with null ID, “at the same time”, so he creates and ID for the first call and another one for the second call.

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  • The SWF holds this id for the relative Endpoint and assign it on every call to that endpoint.
  • When BlazeDs receives a call from a session with a null ID, it generates a new Flex session ID and binds it with the current Java server session.
  • On the first call for JEE server, the Flex application has a null Session ID.
  • Each Endpoint is associated with a distinct flex client So if you are using two endpoints for example you have two flex client at the same time created on first method call.
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  • You don’t have to disable duplicate session check in BlazeDs, that’s why I won’t tell you how to do it.
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  • Flex Session is different from JEE session (JSEESSIONID).
  • JAR OF BEANS OFFLINE INSTALLER INSTALL

  • Install flash player debugger version on your Firefox.
  • Which will guide you to a wrong road generally, either the initial concurrent calls to BlazeDs Server associating two different flex ID with the same JEE session. Session cookies must be enabled to manage the client connection correctly. Generally due to the remote host disabling session cookies. What makes it complicated sometimes, is either the misleading message tail: This annoying particular problem is quite easy to solve in most cases.














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