Examples of flex.messaging.FlexFactory

flex.messaging.FlexFactory

The FlexFactory interface is implemented by factory components that provide instances to the Flex messaging framework. You can implement this interface if you want to tie together Flex Data Services with another system which maintains component instances (often called the "services layer" in a typical enterprise architecture). By implementing FlexFactory, you can configure a Flex RemoteObject destination or a Flex Data Management Services assembler which uses a Java object instance in your services layer rather than having FDS create a new component instance. In some cases, this means you avoid writing glue code for each service you want to expose to flex clients.

     * <factory class="flex.messaging.factories.JavaFactory" id="remotingTestFactory"></factory>
     */
    private void createFactories()
    {
      String factoryId = "remotingTestFactory";
      FlexFactory factory = new JavaFactory();
        
        broker.removeFactory(factoryId);
        broker.addFactory(factoryId, factory);
    }

        {
            Class c = ClassUtil.createClass(className);
            Object f = ClassUtil.createDefaultInstance(c, FlexFactory.class);
            if (f instanceof FlexFactory)
            {
                FlexFactory ff = (FlexFactory) f;
                ff.initialize(getId(), getProperties());
                return ff;
            }
            else
            {
                ConfigurationException cx = new ConfigurationException();

        {
            Class c = ClassUtil.createClass(className);
            Object f = ClassUtil.createDefaultInstance(c, FlexFactory.class);
            if (f instanceof FlexFactory)
            {
                FlexFactory ff = (FlexFactory) f;
                ff.initialize(getId(), getProperties());
                return ff;
            }
            else
            {
                ConfigurationException cx = new ConfigurationException();

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