Yeah, I can do that, no big deal, it doesn't really fix the issue because I have to use SecureAMFendpoint when its live and AMFEndpoint when it is not.
I dont have an SSL Cert on localhost, but we have SSL on www. I like the way you think though! --- In [email protected], "Anthony DeBonis" <anth...@...> wrote: > > What is the service type? If you talking AMF be sure to use > {server.name} and not hard code the name... this is the default for > most of the services in the config... did you have to change yours? > > Example - > <channel-definition id="my-amf" > class="mx.messaging.channels.AMFChannel"> > <endpoint > url="http://{server.name}:{server.port}/{context.root}/messagebroker/a > mf" class="flex.messaging.endpoints.AMFEndpoint"/> > <properties> > <polling-enabled>false</polling-enabled> > </properties> > </channel-definition> > > > --- In [email protected], "tchredeemed" <apthorp@> wrote: > > > > Basically.. > > > > We develop on localhost:3000, we test on http://dev.oursite.com, and > > we go live on https://www.oursite.com. > > > > I need 3 different environments, one for each environment. > > > > Right now I have to recompile the SWF everytime I want to create it > > for a new environment. > > > > Obviously, when we have multiple people using it on localhost, I > have > > to create these swf's too often. > > > > I was hoping there is a way that I can set up services-config.xml to > > point to the right url... > > > > I would almost like to set up a daisy chain or something, it tries > > www, if it can't get that, it tries dev, if it cant get that, it > tries > > localhost. > > > > Any help would really be greatly appreciated... > > >
