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rwebb
New Contributor
16 years ago

Why does AMF Request return ugly XML?

Hello, In the "Tutorial for the AMF Test Step" it uses the BlazeDS turnkey sample program as an example.  The response returned in the example is nicely formatted XML:   2   Nokia 3100 Bl...
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jamesrender
Occasional Contributor
16 years ago
I'm also suffering with the same condition.  The problem is preventing me from writing the meaningful test conditions I'd like..

I've tried registering the aliases as suggested, to no avail..

is it possible to turn on some debugging, or get more information on what the deserialization process is struggling with?

here is my script

import flex.messaging.io.amf.client.AMFConnection;

log.info("registering Wks aliases");
AMFConnection.registerAlias("com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAODesktop", "com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAODesktop");
AMFConnection.registerAlias("com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAOBook", "com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAOBook");
AMFConnection.registerAlias("com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAOPage", "com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAOPage");
AMFConnection.registerAlias("com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAOComp", "com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAOComp");
AMFConnection.registerAlias("com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAOCompType", "com.xxx.wks.comp.dao.WksDAOCompType");
log.info("registering Wks aliases.. done");

jar file has been dropped into place, and I can see the log message saying its loaded..