Seems I was being a little dense yesterday, I tried setting the URI of the endpoint to just URI="/rubyAMF/gateway" (note: no http://domain/) and it works fine. Obvious.
-D --- In [email protected], "dave_defusion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The backend portion of my app is setup the handle accounts > automatically via an account key (which is currently set via the > subdomain), e.g.: > > accountA.test.com > will be restricted to accountA > accountB.test.com > will be restricted to accountB > etc. > > I'm going to be putting a Flex frontend on all of this using AMF, but > I can't figure out what to do with my service/channels as I don't > really have a single endpoint URI - as it will be different for each > account. > > Is there anyway to make the endpoint URI dynamic? > > The only other thing I can think of would require a massive amount of > refactoring on the backend (which is nearly complete) to have it sited at: > > app.test.com > > And accounts handled via: > > app.test.com/accountA/ > will be restricted to accountA > app.test.com/accountB/ > will be restricted to accountB > > Dynamic endpoints would be the easiest and cleanest solution. >
