Project setup is Flex 3-BlazeDS-Spring Flex Integration-Grails
Dependency injection in my Service classes was working just fine with Grails 1.2.1, when service methods were called from my flex client.
When I upgraded my project to 1.3.3 yesterday using the regular 'grails upgrade' command, everything went well but once I started the app, dependency injection no longer seems to work in my Grails Service classes. I did not change the BlazeDS nor Spring Integration setup.
When I call the exact same Service method from a Grails controller (using 1.3.3), dependancies are injected.
Did anyone had the same problem and know the solution to this?
Update/temp solution:
Additional tests point out that services are no longer exposed to BlazeDS when using the @RemotingDestination annotation in Grails 1.3. Adding @Service("someServiceClass"), as stated in the comment below, solved the exposure but broke the grails dependency injection mechanism.
Explicitly defining the remoting-destinations in the flex-servlet.xml 'solves' the problem. Services are exposed and grails stuff works again. Well it´s more a temporary workaround.
<flex:remoting-destination ref="serviceName" />
