specify the context root on the compiler. I assumed (I know it's not
good to assume) that whatever was in the config files in WEB-INF/flex
directory of the web app would be loaded and used at runtime. I
guess it's based on experiences with other languages/applications.
You're summary of the configuration is correct. I misspoke of JMS
messages, these are the Command and Remoting Messages, my apologies.
I already had the log level turned up, and I do see the Command and
Remoting Messages over HTTP, but only one of them over HTTPS (I'm not
see the message with the data for the objects being passed back and
forth). I will re-run a test and capture the sets of messages over
HTTP and HTTPS and post them here later tonight.
Sorry if I'm not articulating things exactly right, I'm new to Flex
and learning as I go. Thanks again for all your help.
--- In [email protected], "Peter Farland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Note that for mxmlc you can provide the context root on the command
line
> with --context.root. Flex Builder needs to make this a little more
> obvious for FDS apps.
>
> Note that you don't _have_ to compile in configuration information,
but
> if you didn't then you would instead have to programmatically create
> your own Channel instance(s) and ensure the channel-id and path info
> match the channel endpoint definitions on the server, add them to a
> ChannelSet and then set this ChannelSet instance on the client
> RemoteObject instance (i.e. through the channelSet:ChannelSet
property).
> When getting started it should be easier to just point to a
> configuration file and have the client create all of this for you so
> that it matches the server...
>
> So, to repeat your setup to you, you have :
>
> Flex2 App --> SecureAMFChannel over HTTPS --> Apache with Connector
to
> JRun4 --> FDS 2 Web App
>
>
> Now, your mention of JMS in this setup confuses me from your
original
> post... are you using the JMSAdapter on the MessagingService, or
perhaps
> trying to do this yourself from RemotingService, or am I missing
how JMS
> is involved somewhere else? I'm not familiar with JRun4 connectors
and
> Apache nor the JRunProxyService but I know of others who are...
However,
> if you're saying that it works over normal HTTP based AMFChannel
(i.e.
> non-secure) then something beyond FDS seems wrong.
>
> Can you turn on debug level logging in
> /WEB-INF/flex/flex-enterprise-services.xml and ensure the Endpoint.*
> category is being watched and look out for both CommandMessage
> request/response confirming the channel is connected and then the
> AsyncMessage or RemotingMessage being sent to whatever service is
> managing your destination and see whether all of the information
> arrived?
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Steven Toth
> Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 9:44 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Can't use RemoteObject on HTTPS ONLY
Server?
>
> 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 [email protected], "Peter Farland" <pfarland@>
> 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: [email protected]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> > Behalf Of sof4real03
> > Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 3:18 PM
> > To: [email protected]
> > 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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