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Hello,
I have a configuration problem (I think!) using
Flash Remoting.
I have installed JRun 4 on a server. I created a
new server and I have deployed a ColdFusion J2EE inside it. I have remove the
JRun Flash Remoting, so I can use only the ColdFusion Flash
Remoting.
After that, I have deployed my Flex web application
inside the new Jrun server. In the web.xml file (of my web application) I have
added the Flex virtual mapping and the other Flex configuration tags. Flex
application works correctly.
Inside the Flex application, I used the
RemoteObject tag to connect to the Flash Remoting gateway, but it doesn't
works.
Suppose I have the following
situation:
In the web.xml file I have added the ColdFusion
virtual mapping tags to use his Flash Remoting.
Calling http://my.web.site:8100/flashservices/gateway
in a web browser it works.
The RemoteObject tag inside index.mxml is like
this:
<mx:RemoteObject id="test"
source="components.interface" endpoint="http://my.web.site:8100/flashservices/gateway">
<mx:method
name="testCall" result="mx.core.Application.alert(event.result)"
fault="mx.core.Application.alert(event.fault.faultstring)" />
</mx:RemoteObject>
Of course I have a directory in the root of my web
site that contains CFC files.
This directory is called "components".
When I try start this application, I get Flash
Remoting error message: "Service threw an exception during method invocation:
null".
What can I do now?
1) I should try to use the
amfgateway (if so, I don't know how to use it with the RemoteObject
tag)
2) I should try to use the
WebService tag using the CFC component like a web service
3) I must rewriteall the
cfc components in Java
I need help as soon as possible.
Thanks
Alessio Prosperi ------------------------------------------ Adacto s.r.l. |
