Hi Franck, thanks for your answer. Yes, I set the channel in the services-config.xml but I can't see any calls... I'm using the same services-config.xml for for both the web version and the mobile version.
Is there a way to force the endpoint of a gravity consumer from code at runtime? Like RemoteObject used with graniteamf (eg: ro.endpoint=" http://localhost:8080/myapp/graniteamf/amf";) so something like that: consumer.endpoint="http://localhost:8080/myapp/gravity/amf";; Is there a way to trace the network calls from the AIR simulator? In the WEB version of my app (the one that works) I can use the Network tab of the Chrome Developer tool, and I can see the post call to the Gravity Servlet: 1. Request URL: http://localhost:8080/myapp/gravity/amf?m=1377594866363 Thanks Massimo. 2013/8/27 Franck Wolff <[email protected]> > Strange... I can't see anything that would prevent Gravity working with a > Air mobile application (it's regular long-polling HTTP, nothing special). > > Make sure you have an explicit URL to your backend in your > services-config.xml file (ie. no placeholder such as > {server.name}:{server.port}/{context.root}, > it must be a valid and explicit <IP/domain>:<port>/<webapp> URL). > > Franck. > > > 2013/8/27 Massimo Perani <[email protected]> > > > Hi all, > > I'm doing some tests with Gravity (GraniteDS), my goal is to create a > chat > > module for my application. > > > > Everything works correctly if I use Gravity in a Flex WEB Project > > (so the flex app runs in the browser). > > > > If I create a Flex MOBILE project I can't see any call to the Gravity > > servlet but I have no errors in the flex application. > > > > I can't find anything about Gravity specific for Flex MOBILE, > > Is there anyone who can give me some suggestion? > > > > I'm using FB 4.7, Apache flex 4.10.0, GraniteDS 3.0.0.M3. > > i'm using a Java Spring Backend running on Tomcat 7 with NIO protocol set > > on connector > > > > Thanks to all > > > > -- > > Massimo Perani > > > -- Massimo Perani
