Hi Everyone.
Thank you for all the documentation, and the great forum.
I have a question about the
Java Factory; I've read somewhere that: "... the JavaFactory will check if there is already an instance in the scope and return that. If the object is not available then it is instantiated ...", but I don't understand the expression "if the object is not available"?
I am having trouble to find and/or assign classes already instantiated (by another class) in the server, to a declared destination.
Here is the scenario:
I'm developing an application in Java:
J2EE.I'm running it on a Tomcat 6 serverI'm using BlazeDS to communicate with Flex.I'm using the RPC's Remoting Service (through RemoteObjects)
There are two java classes that handle Client (Flex) interaction, say ApplicationClass and UserApplicationClass:
ApplicationClass has a reference (attribute) to a UserApplicationClass instanceApplicationClass should be the one and only entry point (although BlazeDS requires an empty constructor) to instantiate a UserApplicationClass; UserApplicationClass is instantiated, right after the attribute User has been set on ApplicationClass.
//Java Code
Up to here everything is fine:
From the Flex client I am able to use ApplicationClass methods, set its User and get the UserApplicationClass attribute from
ApplicationClass.
But
here is the problem:
When I try to use any method of UserApplicationClass, It doesn't find the class already created on the server, but instead, it instantiates a brand new one (with all of its attributes set to null by using the default constructor).
How could I assure that the destination points to a specified instance on the server, created by another class, and not instantiating a new one?
// Flex Client Code
Note: scope attribute (on remoting-config.xml) on both destinations is set to session.
I hope I have been clear; I would really appreciate if you could help me.
Thanks in advance,
AM