Examples of flex.messaging.factories.JavaFactory

flex.messaging.factories.JavaFactory
This class implements the FlexFactory interface to constructs Flex messaging components. The JavaFactory uses the class name, specified as the source attribute to determine the class for instances. The scope attribute can be one of session, application or request to determine its lifecycle. If you use application or session, you can specify the optional attribute-id parameter to control the name of the key for storing the component. Two destinations using the same attribute-id will use the same component. The component is stored in the ServletContext (for application scoped components) and in the session (for session scoped components) so you can use these components in your JSP as well. @author Jeff Vroom

     * <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);
    }

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        servers = new LinkedHashMap();
        factories = new HashMap();
        registeredEndpoints = new HashMap();


        // Add the built-in java factory
        addFactory("java", new JavaFactory());


        setId(mbid);


        log = Log.createLog();

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        servers = new LinkedHashMap();
        factories = new HashMap();
        registeredEndpoints = new HashMap();
        
        // Add the built-in java factory
        addFactory("java", new JavaFactory());


        setId(mbid);


        log = Log.createLog();

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