I'm unclear on your setup, or the specific problem.
It sounds like you have three deployments of the same application. Is
that correct? If so, why does it matter which set of (presumably
identical) CFCs is called? Why keep multiple sets in the first place?
Or are do you have three separate, different, applications deployed on
the same server?
Does each instance of IIS (or Apache) have a separate instance of
ColdFusion, or are all sites using the same instance?
Are you using a dynamic remoteObject source name, or is it hard coded?
Derrick Anderson wrote:
>
>
> hi,
>
> i'm having an issue calling CFC components from Flex using RemoteObject.
>
> I have 3 copies of my flex application on the server (1 for each client
> currently). the source for my remoteObject calls is a dynamic string {
> server.name <http://server.name>}:{server.port} i think, picking up on a
> tip from the list for not having to hard-code the sources.
>
> The problem is the 3 flex apps seem to be calling each others components
> and i don't know why- i reference the object as com.mysite.object, where
> the com folder is in the site root that i'm in. What is it I'm missing,
> shouldn't the base directory for remoteObject calls be the current site
> root?
>
> tia
> D.
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