If your swf is embedded on a page that is loaded from the web server, then relative URLs will get you want you want. If you must use absolute URLs, then you will probably need to pass the hostname/port information over to the application via flashvars or in the result of an initial request back to the originating server (with relative URL of course) that returns the desired configuration data.
hth Scott Scott Melby Founder, Fast Lane Software LLC http://www.fastlanesw.com http://blog.fastlanesw.com scarfire2004 wrote: > I have 3 different platforms/web farms at work. > > Development > System Test > Production > > I will eventually have to host Flex SWFs on one machine and web > services on another (don't ask why - just doing what I am told). > > What are other people doing to be certain that their Flex SWF file > calls the correct domain for web services? In ASP.Net this would > probably be in a web.config file. Does anyone have sample code I can > use? It must be a common problem that everyone has to deal with. > > Thanks > Todd > > > >
