Perfect, was my suspicion but I’ve
been feeling a little lost from my 1.5 days ;-)
Thanks very much!
Note in Flex 2 there isn't the
concept of an "AMF port"... in fact, there's not even an AMF
gateway any more. And RemoteObject isn't tied to AMF. There are numerous
channels that have endpoint URIs. Each destination can pick a set of
channels to connect to the server. All of the HTTP based endpoints
(including the AMFChannel, which uses AMF over HTTP POST) can be processed by
one servlet, the message broker servlet. RTMP based communications use a
separate endpoint, but all of the messages end up at the same message broker.
So, you can have the message broker
servlet be on any port you like. Just update the flex-enterprise-services.xml
file with the correct information, or leave a {server.port} token in there and
ensure that the web server that hosts your SWF is the same as the location of
the endpoint.
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Stacy
Young
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 2:10
PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Firewall
ports for Enterprise Services with Java RemoteObject
I was going to ask about this as well
… We can not run apps on non-standard ports (without a damn good reason
;-)… How does the AMF port relate to what the client actually uses to
make the remote call? If I’ve got apache in front of WebLogic and apache
is configured for port 80 …and the connector is plugged into the WL app
server … would the AMF gateway need to be set to 80 as well ? And
how does this play out with Enterprise
data service ports?
Cheers,
Stace
Note that JRun does have
webserver connectors which allow it to run on
top of your existing http server and port.
I'm not an expert on the
current workings of RemoteObject, but unless
something has changed
drastically from 1.5, you should just need this
one port for the AMF
channel to work. -Brian
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of thunderstumpgesatwork
> Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 1:16 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [flexcoders] Firewall ports for
Enterprise Services
> with Java RemoteObject
>
> Hi guys
>
> we have attempted to provide access to out
flex app (2.0 Beta1)
> through our firewall, and have opened port
8700 (the default http port
> for JRUN). We are using Java RemoteObjects in
JRUN over the default
> AMF channel (also configured to use port 8700
from what I can tell)
>
> With just port 8700 open, we get the initial
screen, but it appears
> the remote object calls cannot connect.
>
> Are there any other ports that need to be
opened up for this
> configuration? I could not find any
documentation discussing firewalls
> and ports for Flex.
>
> thanks,
> Thunder
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