That gives me a better understanding, yes. I haven't experienced such
a problem yet.
When I talk about the source of the RemoteObject, that is usually the
path to the CFC, relative to the server root directory. I'd expect it
to be something like:
"com.mysite.object"
based on the initial e-mail.
I'd expect the server.name / server.port to be in a services-config
file, not specified as part of RemoteObject. Is that a correct expectation?
IF the sites are all using the same instance of ColdFusion, I wonder
if this is some type of server side caching based on the component name?
Derrick Anderson wrote:
>
>
> hi,
>
> i have 3 copies of the same application- each client is different and
> the apps are slightly modified for each is the reason that i am not
> using a single code-base. Each site is using the same instance of CF.
>
> The source name is dynamic like {server.name
> <http://server.name>}:{server.port} (i think that's right- i dont' have
> the code in front of me).
>
> So for example:
>
> Client A goes in and makes some RemoteObject calls
> Client B goes in their application and the application variables i use
> on the server side are getting mixed up. Some vars are client A vars,
> and some vars are client B vars. The components directory on the server
> has a application.cfm file, each with their own application name, which
> is why i don't understand how the variables would get mixed up, but best
> i can tell that is what is happening- when the remoteObject call is
> made, sometimes it goes to the wrong clients files.
>
> so for example, my clientA application.cfm has something like:
> <cfset application.clientID = 9>
>
> client B might be
> <cfset application.clientID = 10>
>
> sometimes client B will return 9 where it should not.
>
> did i explain this well enough?
>
> d.
>
>
> On 9/7/07, *Jeffry Houser* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
>
> 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> < http://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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