Hi all,
 
Hoping somebody can help me out. We have several clustered CF8 instances here 
at work and I want to develop an AIR application whereby our developers can 
connect to a CF Cluster name from the AIR app, enter CF DSN details, Mappings, 
etc and have these settings created automaticallly at the click of a button on 
each CF instance in the cluster. This will greatly simplify our deployment as 
currently we need to log in to each instance separately using the CF 
administrator URL, create all required elements, making sure we get all the 
settings right, and repeat for each cf server.
 
My main problem at the moment is that I am having difficulty in getting the AIR 
application to connect to a remote ColdFusion server's Admin API cfcs. I can 
connect to my local development server's admin api, but not my remote testing 
server. It is certainly possible that I have missed something really obvious, 
however I cannot seem to figure out how to do this. All the examples I have 
seen show using cfml code such as 
 
      adminObj = createObject("component", "cfide.adminapi.administrator ( 
http://appdevcf.cfide.adminapi.administrator )");
 
However, this only connects to the local CF server. How can I "point" this at a 
remote ColdFusion server's admin api?
 
As I said, maybe I'm missing something really obvious - if so please point me 
in the right direction!
 
Cheers,
 
 
 
Owen West  M.SysDev (C.Sturt) MCP MCAD MCSD
Computer Programmer 
Applications Development Team
Information Technology & Telecommunications
Hunter New England Health
Ph: (02) 4921 4194
Fax: (02) 4921 4191
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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