The steps to build flex and Java Communication framework

Flex and Java Communication Framework to build the steps:

1. Create a new Web project and start Tomcat run to check that everything is ok (required);

2. Import the required jar pack (which I have given), Copy and paste the four XML resource files you want: Messaging-config.xml,proxy-config.xml,remoting-config.xml,services-config.xml to the Web-inf folder of your project, as shown in the following illustration:

3. Modify the Web.xml file: Paste the following content into the Web.xml, do not need to make any changes;

Flex.class.path

/web-inf/flex/hotfixes,/web-inf/flex/jars

Flex.messaging.HttpFlexSession

Messagebrokerservlet

Flex.messaging.MessageBrokerServlet

Services.configuration.file

/web-inf/flex/services-config.xml

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Messagebrokerservlet

/messagebroker/*

4. Add Flex project support and publish the Web project (required), as shown in the following figure:

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Note: must follow the above diagram to do, otherwise it is difficult to configure the success!

5. New class Firstflex in this project

public class Firstflex {

public string Hello (string name) {

Return "Hello!" + name;

}

}

6. and add the following code to the Remoting-config.xml: Configure the class

Com.alex.flex.FirstFlex

7. Modify Flex-compiled version, or you cannot generate SWF. (Project Right click, select Properties)

8. Invoke Java processing class in Mxml

　　

Import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;

function Rest (event:resultevent): void {

Rest_ta.text = Event.result as String;

}

function Remotingsayhello (): void {

H.hello (Inp.text);

}

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9. When the server is started, the project will automatically publish the Flex directory and SWF to WebApps.

10. Hey, you can see, simple flex and Java communication has been successful!