Re: instanceof validation error on checking value obects from server

Please read the OpenAMF/docs/understanding.htm section "Object Mapping" aka
Class mapping. 

> Here is our Java class:
> package com.roundbox.oss.om;
> public class ContentTemplate implements Serializable {

so com.roundbox.oss.om.ContentTemplate 

> and here is our AS2 class:
> class com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate

so com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate

> However, when I attempt to validate the object's class type in Flash 
> like so:
> 
> TRACE(Flashout.DEBUG + "item instanceof 
> com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate: " + (item instanceof 
> com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate));

So your AS registerClass should be:

Object.registerClass("com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate",
com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate);

NOT 

Object.registerClass("com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate",
com.roundbox.oss.om.ContentTemplate);

If you create a new com.roundbox.oss.om.ContentTemplate(); does it show up as
the instance of correctly? 

> /////////////////////////////////////////
> // our openamf-config.xml
> ////////////////////////////////////////
>     <invoker>
>         <name>Java</name>
>         <class>org.openamf.invoker.SpringBeanInvoker</class>
>     </invoker>

As mentioned this needs to be either
<invoker>
  <name>Java</name> 
  <class>org.openamf.invoker.JavaServiceInvoker</class> 
  </invoker>

for Java or 
 <invoker>
  <name>Spring</name> 
  <class>org.openamf.invoker.SpringBeanInvoker</class> 
  </invoker>

if your using Spring. If you are using Spring you'll have to map the concrete
implementation class being used not the interface.

>     <custom-class-mapping>
>         <java-class>com.roundbox.oss.om.ContentTemplate</java-class>
>         <custom-class>
>             com.rbx.selfservice.model.vo.ContentTemplate
>         </custom-class>
>     </custom-class-mapping>

while it shouldn't make a difference, remove the white space between class>
tags and com.rbx....etc. 

We use class mapping pretty heavily and it works for me.

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