Flash connect with Java Web service

I would like to develop a Flash UI communicating with Database. And i create a web service (in Java) that asking database
to return a table.
So i don't know why the datagrid in UI databind with the web service but it can't display / mapping with the return data.
What databind type should i choose ? And what type or return value in the web service ? ( ResultSet / String Array, etc )

Resolved when I create a deployement profile explicitly.
The Webservice.deploy that gets created automatically when I create a web service was giving this issue.
Thanks
Saikrishna

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one. The web service URL looks like this:
http://server/webservice/wsdl?targetURI=testSPRead (for the Test environment)
http://server/webservice/wsdl?targetURI=ProdSPRead (for the Production environment)
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references of 'testSPRead' parameter.
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For testing purpose, I updated the Manifest.xsf file and replaced all the occurrences of 'testSPRead' to 'ProdSPRead' and also updated all the relevant files of the data connections (like XML, XSF etc.) and saved the Manifest.xsf as Form.xsn and deployed
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The question is - is this the right way of doing it? There should be a simple method in such cases where web service has conditional parameter to identify the Test and Production web service.
Does somebody know what is the right way of doing it? I also thought of adding 'double' data connections - one set of Test and another set of Production and call them by identifying the current SharePointServerRootURL, but that's a lot of work. I've 10 web
service data connections in my Form and in that case I'll be having 20 data connections and setting their parameters in different Rules is too much work.
Please advise. It's very important for me!
Thanks in advance.
Ashish

Thanks for your response Hemendra!
I hope Microsoft improves this thing in subsequent patches of InfoPath 2010 or InfoPath 2013 because I don't think this is a very special requirement. This is failing the purpose of having UDCX files for data connections. Why the WSDL's parameter value
is being written in the Manifest.xsf and other XSF and XML files. InfoPath should always refer the URL and parameters from the UDCX files.
--Ashish

Help with Java Web Service

Hi,
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Hi Francois,
I never tried to use a webservice in the value help wizzard, so I don't know if it works or not.
But for your problem you can build your own value help to avoid the problem.
You told us that the webservice works in the storyboard. The value help wizard "only" creates a popup iView in your model and assigns the output field of the popup to an input field in a form.
Maybe as a solution you can insert a popup to the model by yourself. Assign the output field of your popup to the input field for which you want to have the value help. Inside the popup iView you can use your custom built webservice.
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Servlets aren't deactivated when they don't receive
any request for some time?
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Finally, to be more clearer... I don't want to start
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classes and executing them) but to call an already
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