Thanks David, for your answer,
but if you mind by "complete path", that I've got to enter the whole
url, then it's already what I do:
var sURI:String = "https://domain:port/path/service?WSDL";;
new data in my tests :
With the same script, I can reach another https webservice on another
domain. so the problem can be others.
to resume what can work:
- connecting my https java webservice from the browser and calling a
method (so the java service works)
- connecting an https or http (both work) aspx webservice from flash and
calling a method (so my flash script works)
what I cannot do:
- connecting the https java webservice from flash.
++
PR
Brunswick, David a écrit :
You need to define the complete path
David Brunswick
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Durand
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 10:57 AM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] https and webservices
Hi List,
My Application is located on a domain, and my java server on another
one.
I call a webservice (with the Webservice class) from flash through
https, on a specific port, and nothing comes back, also no Fault or Log
The same configuration works with an http method, but as soon as I turn
it into https, no more result.
Can anyone send me a link or explain how I can make it run, please?
many thanks,
PR
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