The SWF is also loaded over HTTPS, the same domain as the url for
the secure amf endpoint. One part of the problem was that I didn't
know the configuration files get compiled into the SWF (that still
baffles me why you'd compile in configuration files). Once I
recompiled with the updated config files it started attempting to
access the secure amf endpoint. However, I had to change the config
file to hardcode the context root - it was not interpreting the
{context.root} in the endpoint definition. I found this out by
seeing requests for //messagebroker/amfsecure in the Apache log.
After that change it hits the secure amf endpoint, but it is still
not working. When I run over a non-secure amf endpoint I see the
JMS message in the server console window with the Value objects that
are being sent over the wire. However, when I run over the secure
amf endpoint I only see the JMS messages, no data. I'm guess
something is not configured correctly on Apache, JRUN, Flex or all
the above. I'm running Apache 2, with the mod_jrun20.so connecting
to JRun through the JRunProxyService. I do not have the SSLService
running on JRUN, and the JRunProxyService is not setup to run
securely as it gave me issues about plain text connections when I
tried. However, when I request the SWF over HTTPS the request is
routed to JRUN through Apache and it comes back successfully. Also,
I do see the JMS messages in the console window when accessing the
secure amf endpoint, so it seems as though the Apache-JRun
communication works for the HTTPS requests. Am I missing
sometihng? I'm at a loss. Thanks.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Farland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> How are you loading your SWF? Are you loading it over HTTPS too?
Is it
> on the same domain as the secure AMF endpoint?
>
> Did you recompile your SWF with the updated configuration? Did you
> restart the server with the updated configuration?
>
> How many channels are referenced under your RemotingService
destination
> (i.e. the one in flex-remoting-service.xml)?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
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> Behalf Of sof4real03
> Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 3:18 PM
> To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [flexcoders] Can't user RemoteObject on HTTPS ONLY Server?
>
> I'm trying to get a Remote Object to work on an HTTPs only server
(one
> that does not accept HTTP connections). I have it working fine
over a
> regular HTTP connection. I then remove the AMF channel definition
in the
> flex-enterprise-services.xml and replace it with a SecureAMF
channel
> definition and update the destinations in the flex-remoting-
service.xml
> to use the SecureAMF channel. However, when I execute the SWF I
see in
> the web server logs that it is POSTing to messagebroker/amf not
> messagebroker/amfsecure. Also, if I open up the server to allow
HTTP
> connections, but only configure SecureAMF channels I get the
following
> error:
>
> "No configured channel has an endpoint path '/messagebroker/amf"
>
> The stacktrace indicates it's coming from the
> flex.messaging.MessageBroker.getEndPoint(MessageBroker.java:297).
This
> seems to indicate that the Flex Data Services cannot run on an
HTTPS
> only server.
>
>
>
>
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