No Andrew, I'm not saying its a security issue, but you mentioned that you thought it was? I'm hoping, touching wood etc that this can't be the case? I have a site using flash remoting that works when I test it using the path where it resides on the server eg http://miramar.ac3.com.au/regencyhouse/ (where http://miramar.ac.com.au is just the name of the server and and is effectively localhost). However obviously its not desirable to use this url for a live site so we set up DNS of a nice domain to point to this location. Now for some reason one domain works and the other doesn't! I'm sure its just a simple path issue but I'm learning remoting as I go (as usual!) and I'm not sure what to change? I thought I had the thing working but DNS has just filtered through today and for some reason this is producing the flash error previously mentioned - just seems strange?

I don't mind if http://miramar.ac3.com.au/regencyhouse/ doesn't work anymore but I really need to get http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com to work?

I've been pushing flash remoting to our UK offices and the site has to be live by this evening, panic!

:-)


At 01:04 PM 2/17/2003 +1100, you wrote:
Craig

I hope that I've understood what you're saying.

Flash Remoting's security is so specific that http://localhost:8500/ and http://127.0.0.1:8500/ are regarded as different domains and therefore will not work.

Andrew

Craig Riley wrote:
The first URL is just where the site sits on our hosting box, all sites
will then have DNS set up to point to the relevant page eg
_www.somedomain.com <http://www.somedomain.com/>_ will point to _http://miramar.ac3.com.au/somedomain.com/
_SURELY flash remoting must still work when DNS for the site url is set up,
otherwise it would be useless?! The only url I wish to work is
_http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com <http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com/>_ but I'm not sure what I need to change
to get it working?
Curiously I get the following error when I try to browse to the component
_http://miramar.ac3.com.au/regencyhouse/components/vote.cfc_ (after I logon to the component administrator?)
"*Component not found
*The component definition file for component 'regencyhouse.components.vote' cannot be found on this server."

Starting to panic! :-[]

At 11:54 AM 2/17/2003 +1100, you wrote:

Craig

Flash Remoting has security built into it that will not allow you to call a gateway from a url that differs to the one that the Flash movie is being hosted on.

Andrew

Craig Riley wrote:

Hi All, set up a site on our live server that uses a flash remoting vote:
http://miramar.ac3.com.au/regencyhouse/ (feel free to play :-)
This works fine, but when I test the same site under the url that points to exactly the same place I get the following error:
http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com <http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com/>
Sure its a simple fix but, err.. I haven't discovered it yet! :-(

Love some help, cheers Craig

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