On Jun 4, 2004, at 12:11 PM, Phil Cruz wrote:[string] ==> faultcode : Server.Connection
[string] ==> faultstring : Unable to connect to endpoint: http://localhost/cfmx/testCFC5.cfc
[string] ==> faultactor : http://cfmx
Well, that says it's not even connecting to your CFC! Show us your Flash code...
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
Here's the flash code (dump function ommitted for brevity):
import mx.services.*;
_global.userService = new mx.services.WebService("http://localhost/cfmx/testCFC5.cfc?wsdl";);
userServiceResultObj = _global.userService.sayHello("foo");
userServiceResultObj.onResult = function(result) {
trace("result:" + result);
}
userServiceResultObj.onFault = function(fault) {
trace("fault!");
trace(fault.faultcode + "," + fault.faultstring);
trace("fault.detail: " + fault.detail);
dump(fault);
}
The CFC is
<cfcomponent access="remote" displayName="HelloWorld">
<cffunction name="sayHello" access="remote" returnType="numeric">
<cfargument name="arg1" type="string" required="true" />
<cfset var msg = "Hello" >
<cfthrow message="helloworld!" />
<cfreturn 0 >
</cffunction></cfcomponent>
If I take out the <cfthrow> the code works and I can get the result in flash. If I put in the <cfthrow> then I get the "unable to connect to endpoint" error.
-Phil
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