Re: Mixing AS1.0 and AS2.0 in the same webapp

You only need access to the OpenAMF servlet. You can access other servlets
calling proxy services in your backend (POJOs, EJB,...). The way you use RIA
paradigm is very diferent to traditional web development with stateless
clients, so is a must to "think RIA".

Hope that helps.

C.


2006/2/20, Sam Wootton <[email protected]>:
>
> So i did a little remoting with Java and Tomcat a while back, but gave up
> becuase i found out openamf didn't support Servlets, is this still the case?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards, Sam
>
> On 17/02/06, Todd Hivnor <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > I would like to create a single webapp, which contains 2 different Flash
> > movies. Once uses AS1.0 and the other uses AS2.0, but both use OpenAMF.
> > (Why? I'm working on converting from AS1.0 to AS2.0, and want to be able
> >
> > to deploy both while I work on the conversion.)
> >
> > In web.xml, I can define 2 different servlets. And each servlet can have
> > its own OpenAMF config file, I've tried having 2 OpenAMF config files,
> > one with force-lower-case-keys=true and the other with
> > force-lower-case-keys=false. However, it seems that OpenAMF considers
> > this "force-lower-case-keys" property to be global. I can't have it true
> > for one servlet and false for another.
> >
> > I looked into the source code, and found that OpenAMFConfig is a
> > singleton. That is, OpenAMFConfig.getInstance() always returns the same
> > instance. I'm wondering if this could be changed. I may try to muck
> > around with the code myself, but thought there might be some important
> > reason why OpenAMFConfig should be a singleton. It seems to me that we
> > should be able to have 1 OpenAMFConfig per Gateway Servlet.
> >
> > So: is there any structural reason why OpenAMFConfig should be a
> > singleton?
> >
> > If not, I will try to make the change locally. If it works I will make a
> > patch available. Perhaps it can go into the main source tree.
> >
> > - Todd
> >
> >
> >
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