ok, I get a blank page which I believe is a good thing :-) Still don't know why I'm getting that error though? This is so frustrating, its only one cfm page, one flash file and one component!? The cfm file uses application vairables to set CF paths and all work fine. The flash file contains two paths:

1] gateway path which now points to: http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com/flashservices/gateway which results in a blank page which I think means its working fine

2] The component path which points to the right place but I'm not too sure about this one? I presume that I don't need to set up a mapping for this in administrator since the flash file points to its location (and it works on the dev url)

PS
I also read your post and i like the idea, will definitely try it next time, should save all this hassle.

I must be doing something wrong with my paths?

:-((((





At 02:19 PM 2/17/2003 +1100, you wrote:
Craig

Did you test the gateway?

You should be able to call it directly and see a blank page if it's working ok.

That's what I see when I browse to:

http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com/flashservices/gateway

Craig Riley wrote:
OK, sorry if I misunderstood, I have changed the code in flash to be:
// do this code only once
inited = true;
// set the default gateway URL (this is used only in authoring)

NetServices.setDefaultGatewayUrl("http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com/flashservices/gateway";);
// connect to the gateway
var gw = NetServices.createGatewayConnection();
// get a reference to a service
var server = gw.getService("regencyhouse.components.vote", new Result());
server.GetQuestion();
and uploaded to http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com/ but I still get the same error! :-(((

At 01:32 PM 2/17/2003 +1100, you wrote:

Craig -

I am fairly sure you missunderstood.

Andrew is saying that the gateway has to be pointing at
http://regencyhouse.peoplenews.com NOT localhost.

Localhost is considered a different domain by Flash, and you can't access
outside of a domain outside where the Flash file is currently residing.

Make more sense?

Mark



> Craig Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 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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