> Thank you for your answer!
> That it nice, then the flex app i have is already secured.
>
> But i would like to ask why should one set in services-config:
> <add-no-cache-headers>false</add-no-cache-headers> and
> remoting-config: <channel ref="my-cfamf-secure"/> ? I read about this in
> many places.
If you're using RemoteObject, you need to have a corresponding channel
that uses the HTTPS port (typically TCP/443). You should already have
that channel defined by default ("my-cfamf-secure"). If you're using
WebService, you don't need to define a channel at all.
I thought that the add-no-cache-headers setting was set to false by
default now, but I could be wrong about that. Again, though, that only
affects RemoteObject, not WebService.
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