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Although AS3 and Java are strikingly similar in programming style, static type system, and syntax, the mapping between AS3 and Java objects is far from optimal. One of the key reasons for this is the lack of AS3 parallels for many Java data types, a glaring example of which can be seen in the two languages collection types. Java has many advanced collection data types, whereas AS3 has very few. For example, there is no equivalent of a SortedSet in AS3. Even if such data types were added to AS3, how could they be mapped to the existing Java data types There is no way of translating automatically between the two. For instance, a strongly typed enumerated type can be created in AS3 to resemble a Java 5 Enum, but it s by no means easy to ensure that serialization and deserialization happen between the two smoothly. Adding support for additional data types is possible but not trivial. In order to understand the path to this addition, it s important to understand the PropertyProxy interface. PropertyProxy in the flex.messaging.io package allows customized serialization and deserialization of complex objects. It has access to each of the steps in the serialization and the deserialization process. During serialization, a PropertyProxy is asked to provide the class name, its properties, and its peculiarities. During deserialization, a PropertyProxy instantiates an object instance and sets the property values. PropertyProxy is a higher-order interface that has been implemented for many different data types In the BlazeDS Javadocs, you will see the following classes implementing the PropertyProxy interface:

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I wondered in a bewildered manner whether it was my friends or I that were mad. Bertrand Russell model, mod l, n. plan, design (obs.): a preliminary solid representation, generally small, or in plastic material, to be followed in construction: something to be copied: a pattern: an imitation of something on a smaller scale: a person or thing closely resembling another: one who poses for an artist: one who exhibits clothes for a shop by wearing them: a pattern of excellence: an article of standard design or a copy of one: structural type: a medal (obs.): a close covering or mould (Shak.). adj. of the nature of a model: set up for imitation: completely suitable for imitation, exemplary. v.t. to form after a model: to shape: to make a model or copy of: to form in some plastic material: of a mannequin, to display (a garment) by wearing it. v.i. to practice modeling ... [O.Fr. modelle It. modello, dim. of modo L. modus, a measure.] Chambers Twentieth Century Dictionary

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Until you gain experience with Edit mode, you may prefer to manipulate the shape of the lug (see Figure 6-31) in a different part of the Blender workspace than your drum model, so you don t select and move, scale, or rotate the wrong vertices by mistake.

When adding support for a specific new data type, you could start by either implementing the PropertyProxy for that type or extending one of its available implementations.

s it only me that has difficulty in understanding exactly what IT people mean when they use the term model (That s model, not muddle.) My own opinion is that the term is grotesquely overused not to say misused, or abused in the IT world, especially in the database portions of that world. A while back, I had occasion to read an article titled Persistence Modeling in the UML, by Scott W. Ambler (it was an installment of his regular column Thinking Objectively in the August 1999 issue of the magazine Software Development). While that article was neither the first nor the only one to make me wonder over the meaning of the term, it did act as a catalyst to get me to put some thoughts down on paper on the subject. What follows, then, can be seen as an attempt almost certainly doomed to failure to alert people to some of the worst excesses in this regard and to try to persuade them to think twice (at least!) before they use the term in future. Note: All otherwise unattributed quotes in this chapter are taken from Ambler s article (hereinafter referred to as the subject article).

Data services (both LCDS and BlazeDS) can load and instantiate simple Java classes without a problem. However, they don t work without modification if the remote object is a managed object like an EJB or a Spring bean. This is only natural, because these data services cannot automatically instantiate these

To repeat, the subject article was titled Persistence Modeling in the UML As you probably know, UML stands for Unified Modeling Language To quote the book The Unified Modeling Language User Guide (Addison-Wesley, 1999), by Grady Booch, James Rumbaugh, and Ivar Jacobson (the inventors of UML), UML is a graphical language methodology might be a better term for visualizing, specifying, constructing, and documenting the artifacts of a software-intensive system In other words, UML is meant as a tool to help with the task of application design, database design, and so on And it certainly is, as advertised, graphical: It consists in large part of an extensive set of rules, conventions, and techniques for drawing different kinds of diagrams (class diagrams, object diagrams, interaction diagrams, activity diagrams, and many others) It might be characterized, loosely, as E/R modeling, only more so.