No service for ....

Hmmm... not quite so smooth after all.

 Client code now seems fine:
////////////////////////////////

import mx.remoting.NetServices;


class Test
{


private var gatewayPath:String = "";
private var servicePath:String = "";
private var serviceConnection:Object = new Object();
private var serviceObject:Object = new Object();

function Test()
{
		
	this.gatewayPath =
"http://localhost:8080/openamf/gateway";
	this.servicePath = "com.jakestone.bm.Test";
	this.setServiceObject();
	trace("Directory Created");
}


// Methods
function setServiceObject() {
	NetServices.setDefaultGatewayUrl(this.gatewayPath);
	this.serviceConnection =
NetServices.createGatewayConnection();
	this.serviceObject =
this.serviceConnection.getService(this.servicePath,
this);
}
function setGatewayPath (gatewayPath) {
	this.gatewayPath = gatewayPath;
	this.setServiceObject();
	trace("gateway: "+this.gatewayPath);
}

function setServicePath(servicePath) {
	this.servicePath = servicePath;
	this.setServiceObject();
	trace("service: "+this.servicePath);
}

function sayHello(msg:String) {
	
	this.setServiceObject();
	this.serviceObject.sayHello(msg);
}


	
}
---------------------------------------------

openamf gateway servlet starts up within my webapp
just fine. My web.xml is as per the README. The
config.xml is modified as follows:


///////////////////////////

<service>
		<name>Test</name>
	
<service-location>com.jakestone.bm.Test</service-location>
		<invoker-ref>Java</invoker-ref>
		<method>
			<!-- Operation's are matched by the name and
parameters -->
			<name>sayHello</name>
			<state-bean-ref>
				<name>Authentication</name>
			</state-bean-ref>
			<parameter>
				<!--
					type can be the the name of the class,
					a * for any types,
					or a ? any 1 type
				-->
				<type>*</type>
			</parameter>
		</method>

	</service>

--------------------------------


My server side code is as follows:


////////////////////////////////////////
package com.jakestone.bm;


import com.jakestone.bm.utils.BMLogManager;

import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.io.Serializable;

public class Test     implements Serializable
{
    public void sayHello(String msg)
    {
       
BMLogManager.getDefaultLogger().log(Level.INFO,  msg+"
to you too");
    }
}
----------------------------------------

Yet the call to the server creates the following
server side error:

///////////////////////////////////////////


May 5, 2005 11:50:48 PM org.openamf.DefaultGateway
logRequestException
SEVERE: Error in service, detail=[AMFBody:
{serviceName=com.jakestone.bm.Test, serviceMethodNam
e=sayHello, response=/1, type=ARRAY,
value=[boopoodeedoo]}], AMFBody=[AMFBody:
{serviceName=com
.jakestone.bm.Test, serviceMethodName=sayHello,
response=/1, type=ARRAY, value=[boopoodeedoo]}]

org.openamf.invoker.ServiceInvocationException:
java.lang.Exception: No service for 'com.jakest
one.bm.Test'
        at
org.openamf.DefaultGateway.invokeBody(DefaultGateway.java:203)
        at
org.openamf.DefaultGateway.processMessage(DefaultGateway.java:190)
        at
org.openamf.DefaultGateway.service(DefaultGateway.java:95)

----------------------------------


Can anyone advise me ?

Thanks in advance. 


Jake


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