BlazeDS 4 and Flash Builder 4 Setup problems

Hello All.
I have downloaded BlazeDS4 and installed it onto a windows server using tomcat. I have then been able to log into this server and use the examples provided using this address - http://localhost:8400/ I should note, that this link also works on remote computers by giving the correct IP address instead of localhost.
So i know that Blaze is working fine.
But now i want to configure this with Flash Builder 4, so that i can try and create my own apps.
I go "File > New > Flex Project "
Then i select J2EE from Server Technology, and then select "BlazeDS"
Now this is where i get stuck, I don't know what settings to put for
"Root Folder" "Root URL" "Context Root"
If for example my server IP is - 10.1.2.12:8400
Could somebody talk thru me what settings i need to use ? I keep getting a message
Invalid root. The WEB-INF/flex folder must contain either flex-config.xml or services-config.xml.
If anyone could help I would be thankful ! !

Hi guy,
its actually quite simple.
The "Root Folder" "Root URL" "Context Root" define your server directory and its url.
as the root folder you put in
<your blazeds install dir>/tomcat/webapps/<your project dir> // you take the blazeds.war file and copy it , rename it and voila your app dir is ready
so it should read something like : c:\blazeds\tomcat\webapps\my_project --> this then has a WEB-INF/flex directory in it. Thats why you have that error of yours --> Invalid root. The WEB-INF/flex folder must contain either flex-config.xml or services-config.xml.
the root url is something like
http://localhost:8400/<your context root> --> is usually your project name in lower case
the context root is your project name, the same name as your copied blazeds.war file
<my_project_name> --> thats what you insert to access your app in a webbrowser
Hope that helped a bit
I am just getting started myself, so i hope i didnt make any mistake, if so I would also be happy if anybody you knows better corrects me
Have fun and good luck
einrocker

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The "Root Folder" "Root URL" "Context Root" define your server directory and its url.
as the root folder you put in
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the root url is something like
http://localhost:8400/<your context root> --> is usually your project name in lower case
the context root is your project name, the same name as your copied blazeds.war file
<my_project_name> --> thats what you insert to access your app in a webbrowser
Hope that helped a bit
I am just getting started myself, so i hope i didnt make any mistake, if so I would also be happy if anybody you knows better corrects me
Have fun and good luck
einrocker

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The iPad and iPhone have NEVER supported Flash and never will. In fact, Adobe is no longer distributing Flash builds to mobile devices.
Time to move on...

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