Well I was hoping to do something like this where you have a command like, "register.profile" and I can parse the command and send all "register" prefixed requests to a particular module in the backend.

So I wouldn't have a ton of IF/ELSE statements, it would just be a few conditionals to route a ...

Back in SFS 1x , all client requests/commands came through the "handleRequest" handler and from there I parsed the command string and routed the request to appropriate module in other parts of the server code.

With SFS2X I'm using Javascript extensions I was hoping to utilize a similar flow where ...

Great thanks. So I can just pass the Javascript datatypes. I made the mistake of passing an object instead of an array.

This is probably a simple question / answer, but after searching the forum I couldn't find the answer.

I'm using Javascript extensions with the SFs2X server and I'm trying to run the dbManager method, executeInsert(). The problem is the second parameter, it's expecting a Ljava.lang.Object. I don't ...

This would be useful for me as well. If anyone is willing to share a solution or workaround for this it would be greatly appreciated!

Right now I have the server periodically save certain information to XML files. The data isn't important enough to constantly save to the DB, but it's important ...

All that isn't necessary. The client receives an OnConnectionLost event. This event is triggered when the connection to the server is closed either by the client or server.

So just display your disconnect message on the client when that event is triggered.

Oh yeah, just in case it's not clear, I should mention I'm accessng the JDBC API directly. I'm not using the executeCommand method.

EDIT: I just tried using the executeCommand with the INSERT statement and I got the following message in the log file:
[ SEVERE ] [id: 11] (DbManager.executeCommand ...

I found a pretty serious bug I think.

Before I updated to 1.5.8, I used this code for SQL INSERT statements
var rs = stmt.executeUpdate(sql, stmt.RETURN_GENERATED_KEYS)

This worked just fine in 1.5.1, but now the scripts halt anytime a SQL INSERT statement is used. No error is given whatsoever ...

Server Side Framework - The user object is now passed to both userLost and userExit internal events

I just finished upgrading to the patch (primarily for the above functionality). Do you have a quick code example of this? I can't find it in the docs.

When I loop through the Event object ...

4- as a last resort it is possible to avoid compiling the code at runtime and let it run in "interpreted" mode. This will probably lead to slower execution of the code but, according to Mozilla's website, it seems that these "code limits" issues disappear in "interpreted mode".

This last ...

One thing I've noticed is that when I comment out a couple of Trace functions, the script compiles. I also added several conditional statements and it still compiled. But as soon as I uncommented a trace, the script wouldn't compile anymore.

This bug is making me very nervous actually. It means ...

Sorry to bump this, but I'm also getting the same error. I have about 5000 lines of code and some very long case statements.

Is there workaround or bug fix for this? It's pretty much brought development to a halt at the moment since I can't add anymore code to the server-side script.

Yeah a day later I noticed I was using the wrong code, but I still got stuck trying to convert the Object to an Integer list.

So you recommend using a Java list in the ActionScript code? Doh... I've already done a ton of code using the AS arrays and objects. Can you post a tiny code snippet of ...

If you're modifying a Java package, you still have to do a hard restart of the server (./sfs restart) correct?

Hi!

In my current project I'm using a mix of ActionScript and Java (like 6.6 in the Docs). Basically I use embedded Java classes for areas that need optimal performance.

I'm in the process of converting one of my Actionscript functions to a Java method, but I'm running into a snag. In Actionscript ...