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no there is no performance problem at all. In fact, I think that this is exactly the same mecanism if you give the direct path in the url (like you do currently) or if you find the file path from an...

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if you don't use the path you need a mapping somewhere between the url and the file (which should be in a database)
In my last project, I had something to do like this and I used the solution...

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i've written an article that I think may be useful to people dealing with Spring-BlazeDS : I've used successfully a code generator named SpringFuse to create my spring based server, I fight a...

thanks for the hint to migrate to RC1:

Another hint for people migrating from M2 to RC1, you may have to change your flex code that handle the login result event.

I was using the following code...

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I'm using a spring/hibernate code generator which deals with this kind of things nicely:www.springfuse.com. it is not free if you've got more than 4 tables, but there is a free example that...

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I'm not an expert in Flex/Spring/BlazeDS design but currently I do not use SpringMVC's models and views,but only a bean (a controller I think in the spring mvc terminology) which handles RPC...

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Don't know why it wraps your object inside an ObjectProxy but I know the trick to retrieve the object if it can helps you:

example:
import mx.utils.ObjectProxy;
import...

Not sure if I inderstand well your problem but to debug flex code (the one running in your browser) you must launch (in debug mode) the flex application from eclipse/flex builder...no JVM parameters...