RPC Calls to Java with Spring

Question

Hi,
I have a java J2ee project, with spring integrated. I have
set up the project so that I can make calls from flex mxml files to
spring managed objects. This works as expected.
My project deploys so that I have the following folder and
file hierarchy.
MyProj (folder) - MortgageCalc.mxml file (this contains code
to make the remote calls)
|- Web-INF
|- classes (compiled Java classes)
|- flex (containing my services-config, remoting-config)
|- lib (all my jars)
My MortgageCalc.mxml file is very simple; it looks like this
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
<mx:RemoteObject id="ro"
destination="mortgageService"/>
<mx:TextInput id="amount"/>
<mx:Button label="Calculate"
click="ro.calculate(Number(amount.text))"/>
<mx:TextInput id="monthlyPayment"
text="{ro.calculate.lastResult}"/>
</mx:Application>
MyProj sits under tomcat/webapps.
What I would like to do is move my flex code into a new
folder under tomcat, as a separate web app.
So my set-up would be
tomcat/webapps/MyProj (containing all my Java code)
tomcat/webapps/MyFlexApp (with my flex app)
I have tried and failed, I get the following error message :
[RPC Fault faultString="[MessagingError message='Unknown
destination 'mortgageService'.']" faultCode="InvokeFailed"
faultDetail="Couldn't establish a connection to 'mortgageService'"]
I have very crudely just copied over the Web-INF/flex folder
into MyFlexApp , crossed my fingers and hoped. Can somebody let me
know what folders belong where to get this working? Or if it's even
possible at all? Or maybe I need to change services-config, or
remoting-config?
Thanks,
Matt

Answer 1

user8730639 wrote:
I realized that the problem isn`t my bat file. I made tests calling another jar files and then all the lines of the batch file were executed. So, the jar file called on my previous bat is finnishing the execution. I verified and the jar apps worked without error.
I would like to know if exists any command in Java that can cause this effect (close a batch), to modify the open source code of the application.Not that I know of.
Is prism a bat file?
If you are invoking bat files from your bat file without using call that would explain it
:: mymain.bat file
:: call the first bat file
call prism.bat arg1 arg2 arg3
:: call the other bat file
call prism.bat arg4 arg5 arg6
::