Hi Craig,
Does the flash.log provide any usefull info regarding the error?
Cheers
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/17/03 01:22pm >>>
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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>>>Certified Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion Developer
>>>Certified Macromedia Flash Developer
>>>
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--->>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/17/03 01:22pm >>>
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
>>>>
>>>
>>>--
>>>Andrew Muller
>>>Senior Macromedia Certified Instructor - ColdFusion, Flash
>>>Certified Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion Developer
>>>Certified Macromedia Flash Developer
>>>
>>>Daemon Internet Consultants
>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>http://www.daemon.com.au/training
>>>T:61 2 9380 4162
>>>F:61 2 9380 4204
>>>17 Roslyn Gardens
>>>Elizabeth Bay NSW 2011 AUSTRALIA
>>>
>>>Daemon: Serious Web Development
>>>
>>>
>>>MX DownUnder: The First AsiaPac Macromedia Devcon!
>>>http://www.mxdu.com/
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>Certified Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion Developer
>Certified Macromedia Flash Developer
>
>Daemon Internet Consultants
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