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Hi There,
I'm looking to use WebORB, but I have a doubt.
We have some devices (hardware with GPRS connection). Those devices send information through socket connection to a Windows Service application which updates a SQL database.
I'm wondering how would it be possible to synchronize those changes to our Flex Application. Is it possible? How so? What changes do we have to make on our Windows Service? Is it better to replace this Windows Service with something else?
PS.: I've posted this same question on "WebORB for PHP (Flash/Flex-to-PHP AMF Gateway) » Data Management" by mistake. I'm sorry
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Marcelo
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Hi Marcelo, you can handle it with WebORB easily by using WebORB Data Management. Please consider the following information: http://www.themidnightcoders.com/fileadmin/docs/dotnet/v4/guide/flex_data_management_overview.htmhttp://blog.themidnightcoders.com/index.php/2010/10/11/new-samples-weborb-data-management-wdm-for-flex-wdmf/Aslo, I will create an example to demonstrate how you can use it in your application. -Cyril mrodsilva wrote:Hi There,
I'm looking to use WebORB, but I have a doubt.
We have some devices (hardware with GPRS connection). Those devices send information through socket connection to a Windows Service application which updates a SQL database.
I'm wondering how would it be possible to synchronize those changes to our Flex Application. Is it possible? How so? What changes do we have to make on our Windows Service? Is it better to replace this Windows Service with something else?
PS.: I've posted this same question on "WebORB for PHP (Flash/Flex-to-PHP AMF Gateway) » Data Management" by mistake. I'm sorry
Regards,
Marcelo
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Hi Cyril,
Thanks for you answer.
I forgot to mention that our devices can't use Flex or Java. They have a simple processor and run c++ inside.
The RIA application we are going to develop is to track those devices.
The scenario is something like this:
Devices <---> Windows Service <---> ???? WebORB ???? <---> Flex App (through WDMF)
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mrodsilva wrote:
I forgot to mention that our devices can't use Flex or Java. They have a simple processor and run c++ inside.
I'll emulate devices, and the application will not depend on them mrodsilva wrote:
Devices <---> Windows Service <---> ???? WebORB ???? <---> Flex App (through WDMF)
got it. estimated time - a first part of the next week
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Ok, cool.
I'll wait for you example.
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Hi, you will find an example thereThanks.
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Hi,
Thanks. Sorry to take so long to reply.
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Cyril wrote:Hi, you will find an example thereThanks. Hi Cyril, I'm trying to run your sample but it is not working. I can compile both projects. I install the messaging application under WebORB's console (version 4.4). When I run the GPSTrackerService nothing happens. The Windows Service shows as started but nothing goes on. What am I doing wrong?? Regards, Marcelo
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Ok, the problem is solved. The weborb.config file has to be placed to the service build folder
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