Services panel Refresh command fails
I'm unable to make the Refresh command work. I'm attempting to ue it withj BlazeDS, and is currently using version 4 of Blaze. I've used it both with Blaze direclty, as well as running Blaze under Spring. Same problem. I am able to establish the server from scratch, but the Refresh command always fails updating the service. I want to use Refresh after making server side changes (eg, changed the types of some DAOs being passed back from the server, or added some new server methods).
Here's what I get in the error log:
Description Resource Path Location Type
The destination "fooService" used by service "FooService" was not found in the services configuration file. Update the config file and refresh the service in the Data/Services view.
But clearly there's nothing wrong with the "services configuration file", since it works perfectly if I remove the service and then immediately add it back in. So it seems to be something in he FB end that's getting confused.
Any suggestions are most welcome. Re-creating the service (and re-establishing all data management and paging stuff) for every server side change is getting a bit tedious.
-JM
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> since re-creating the service works every time, it seems to indtcate that it is the Refresh command thatäs broken,
> not the server side RDS mechanism as such.
>
Good point here.
Please try to send a small sample. and the series of stes to reproduce the problem because on my sample all seems to work fine. And if possible file a defect with the sample and steps. You can file the defect @ http://bugs.adobe.com/jira
Do mention the following:
1. Versions of Webserver, BlazeDS
2. Attach a sample app which shows the current problem
3. Steps to be followed
Anand Gaurav | Flex Builder Team | Adobe Systems
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