> > Actually, there's a combination of HTTP and DCOM going on. Basically:
> > 1. Studio sends an HTTP request (default port 80) to the CF
> > server. I'm not sure if the DCOM connects at this point.
>
> This isn't quite accurate. Studio sends an HTTP request to the web server,
True. I should have been more specific. I think of them as the same almost.
:)
Oh, side note on that. If you delete the ide.cfm page on an IIS webserver,
it'll still work.
> not the CF server. The API stub provided by CF then redirects that request
> to the RDS service instead of to the CF service. There's no DCOM at work
> here, as far as the communication between Studio and RDS. It's all through
> the web server. You can use a recording proxy to show you the data passed
> between Studio and the web server.
I've done that and the url based info is not enough for file saving and
other operations. There dosn't seem to be any form info being passed which
is why we were looking at the COM service that ships with studio. It seems
to have all the pieces to do the work that RDS can do.
I'm going to hit raymond up on this again as he's now inside of Allaire. I
doubt he'll tell me how its done, but would probably tell me if it is the
studio COM service doing the work.
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