Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-25 Thread Muzak 
try the following:

import mx.remoting.Service;
import mx.remoting.PendingCall;
import mx.rpc.RelayResponder;
import mx.rpc.FaultEvent;
import mx.rpc.ResultEvent;
import mx.services.Log;
import mx.utils.Delegate;
//
var webServiceLog = new Log(Log.VERBOSE);
webServiceLog.onLog = function(txt) {
 trace(txt);
};
//
function createAccountClickHandler() {
 var checkUsername_pc:PendingCall = flashChat.CheckUsername(username_txt.text);
 checkUsername_pc.responder = new RelayResponder(this, checkUsernameResult, 
checkUsernameFault);
}
//
function checkUsernameResult(msg) {
 trace(-- CheckUsernameResult was +msg);
}
//
function checkUsernameFault(msg) {
 trace(-- CheckUsernameFault was +msg);
}
//
var gatewayServer:String = devel.yourcfpro.com;
var flashChat:Service = new 
Service(http://+gatewayServer+/flashservices/gateway/;, webServiceLog, 
properties.cfc.flashchat, 
null, null);
createAccount_btn.addEventListener(click, Delegate.create(this, 
this.createAccountClickHandler));
stop();

regards,
Muzak

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 Here is my entire code which I am having issues with:

 import mx.remoting.Service;
 import mx.remoting.PendingCall;
 import mx.rpc.RelayResponder;
 import mx.rpc.FaultEvent;
 import mx.rpc.ResultEvent;
 import mx.services.Log;

 var gatewayServer:String = devel.yourcfpro.com;
 var webServiceLog = new Log(Log.VERBOSE);
 var createAccount = new Object();
 createAccount_btn.addEventListener(click, createAccount);

 CheckSO();
 var FlashChat:Service = new Service(http://; + gatewayServer +
 /flashservices/gateway, webServiceLog, properties.cfc.flashchat,
 null, null);

 createAccount.click = function() {
 var checkUsername_pc:PendingCall =
 FlashChat.CheckUsername(username_txt.text);
 var checkUsername_pc:RelayResponder = new RelayResponder(this,
 CheckUsernameResult, CheckUsernameFault);
 function CheckUsernameResult(msg) {
 trace(-- CheckUsernameResult was  + msg);
 }
 function CheckUsernameFault(msg) {
 trace(-- CheckUsernameFault was  + msg);
 }
 }

 webServiceLog.onLog = function(txt) {
 trace(txt);
 }
 stop();




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[Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Graham Pearson 
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I am working on moving my AS1 Flash Remoting Applications over to AS2
and having a devil of a time. The problem that I am running into is that
the code within the RelayResponder does not execute to my knowledge.
Here is an example of what I am doing.

function onEchoFault(rs:FaultEvent) {
trace(-- onEchoFault has been executed );
}
function onEchoResult(re:ResultEvent) {
trace(-- onEchoResult has been executed );
}

var pc:PendingCall = myService.makeEcho(Hello World!);
pc.responder = new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul, onEchoFault);


When I run the application in my debugger window I get the following


11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating Service for properties.cfc.HelloWorld
11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating gateway connection for
http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Successfully created Service
11/25 7:26:13 [INFO] logger1: Invoking makeEcho on properties.cfc.HelloWorld
11/25 7:26:15 [INFO] logger1: properties.cfc.HelloWorld.makeEcho()
returned Hello Hello World!

I do not get the Trace statement on the onEchoResult. What am I doing wrong.


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Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Alain Rousseau 

Hi Graham,

Did you check your typos ? we forget sometimes but, this is often the 
first place to look !


pc.responder = new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul, onEchoFault);

you forgot the t in onEchoResult :)


A.


Graham Pearson wrote:

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I am working on moving my AS1 Flash Remoting Applications over to AS2
and having a devil of a time. The problem that I am running into is that
the code within the RelayResponder does not execute to my knowledge.
Here is an example of what I am doing.

function onEchoFault(rs:FaultEvent) {
trace(-- onEchoFault has been executed );
}
function onEchoResult(re:ResultEvent) {
trace(-- onEchoResult has been executed );
}

var pc:PendingCall = myService.makeEcho(Hello World!);
pc.responder = new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul, onEchoFault);


When I run the application in my debugger window I get the following


11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating Service for properties.cfc.HelloWorld
11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating gateway connection for
http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Successfully created Service
11/25 7:26:13 [INFO] logger1: Invoking makeEcho on properties.cfc.HelloWorld
11/25 7:26:15 [INFO] logger1: properties.cfc.HelloWorld.makeEcho()
returned Hello Hello World!

I do not get the Trace statement on the onEchoResult. What am I doing wrong.


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Developer
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Mishawaka, IN 46544
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Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Muzak 
 Are you importing the required classes?

   import mx.remoting.Service;
   import mx.remoting.PendingCall;
   import mx.remoting.RecordSet;
   import mx.rpc.RelayResponder;
   import mx.rpc.FaultEvent;
   import mx.rpc.ResultEvent;

What does the rest of the code look like?
Are you using mx.remoting.Services or mx.remoting.NetServices?
You can not use the Responder class with NetServices, you have to use the new 
mx.remoting.Services class.

regards,
Muzak

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 In the actual fla file it is correct, I develop on one machine and Send
 email on another computer. I have even downloaded AS2 Remoting Examples
 that others have made available which give me the same result. I am
 currently using Flash Pro 8.


 Alain Rousseau wrote:
 Hi Graham,


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Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Graham Pearson 
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Here is my entire code which I am having issues with:

import mx.remoting.Service;
import mx.remoting.PendingCall;
import mx.rpc.RelayResponder;
import mx.rpc.FaultEvent;
import mx.rpc.ResultEvent;
import mx.services.Log;

var gatewayServer:String = devel.yourcfpro.com;
var webServiceLog = new Log(Log.VERBOSE);
var createAccount = new Object();
createAccount_btn.addEventListener(click, createAccount);

CheckSO();
var FlashChat:Service = new Service(http://; + gatewayServer +
/flashservices/gateway, webServiceLog, properties.cfc.flashchat,
null, null);

createAccount.click = function() {
var checkUsername_pc:PendingCall =
FlashChat.CheckUsername(username_txt.text);
var checkUsername_pc:RelayResponder = new RelayResponder(this,
CheckUsernameResult, CheckUsernameFault);
function CheckUsernameResult(msg) {
trace(-- CheckUsernameResult was  + msg);
}
function CheckUsernameFault(msg) {
trace(-- CheckUsernameFault was  + msg);
}
}

webServiceLog.onLog = function(txt) {
trace(txt);
}
stop();


Which produces the following in the Debug Window:
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Creating Service for properties.cfc.flashchat
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Creating gateway connection for
http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Successfully created Service
11/25 10:2:23 [INFO] : Invoking CheckUsername on properties.cfc.flashchat
11/25 10:2:25 [INFO] : properties.cfc.flashchat.CheckUsername() returned
true



Graham Pearson wrote:
 I am working on moving my AS1 Flash Remoting Applications over to AS2
 and having a devil of a time. The problem that I am running into is that
 the code within the RelayResponder does not execute to my knowledge.
 Here is an example of what I am doing.
 
 function onEchoFault(rs:FaultEvent) {
 trace(-- onEchoFault has been executed );
 }
 function onEchoResult(re:ResultEvent) {
 trace(-- onEchoResult has been executed );
 }
 
 var pc:PendingCall = myService.makeEcho(Hello World!);
 pc.responder = new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul, onEchoFault);
 
 
 When I run the application in my debugger window I get the following
 
 
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating Service for properties.cfc.HelloWorld
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating gateway connection for
 http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Successfully created Service
 11/25 7:26:13 [INFO] logger1: Invoking makeEcho on properties.cfc.HelloWorld
 11/25 7:26:15 [INFO] logger1: properties.cfc.HelloWorld.makeEcho()
 returned Hello Hello World!
 
 I do not get the Trace statement on the onEchoResult. What am I doing wrong.
 
 

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Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Ray Chuan 

Your gateway url is down.

On 11/24/06, Graham Pearson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

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Here is my entire code which I am having issues with:

import mx.remoting.Service;
import mx.remoting.PendingCall;
import mx.rpc.RelayResponder;
import mx.rpc.FaultEvent;
import mx.rpc.ResultEvent;
import mx.services.Log;

var gatewayServer:String = devel.yourcfpro.com;
var webServiceLog = new Log(Log.VERBOSE);
var createAccount = new Object();
createAccount_btn.addEventListener(click, createAccount);

CheckSO();
var FlashChat:Service = new Service(http://; + gatewayServer +
/flashservices/gateway, webServiceLog, properties.cfc.flashchat,
null, null);

createAccount.click = function() {
var checkUsername_pc:PendingCall =
FlashChat.CheckUsername(username_txt.text);
var checkUsername_pc:RelayResponder = new RelayResponder(this,
CheckUsernameResult, CheckUsernameFault);
function CheckUsernameResult(msg) {
trace(-- CheckUsernameResult was  + msg);
}
function CheckUsernameFault(msg) {
trace(-- CheckUsernameFault was  + msg);
}
}

webServiceLog.onLog = function(txt) {
trace(txt);
}
stop();


Which produces the following in the Debug Window:
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Creating Service for properties.cfc.flashchat
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Creating gateway connection for
http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Successfully created Service
11/25 10:2:23 [INFO] : Invoking CheckUsername on properties.cfc.flashchat
11/25 10:2:25 [INFO] : properties.cfc.flashchat.CheckUsername() returned
true



Graham Pearson wrote:
 I am working on moving my AS1 Flash Remoting Applications over to AS2
 and having a devil of a time. The problem that I am running into is that
 the code within the RelayResponder does not execute to my knowledge.
 Here is an example of what I am doing.

 function onEchoFault(rs:FaultEvent) {
 trace(-- onEchoFault has been executed );
 }
 function onEchoResult(re:ResultEvent) {
 trace(-- onEchoResult has been executed );
 }

 var pc:PendingCall = myService.makeEcho(Hello World!);
 pc.responder = new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul, onEchoFault);


 When I run the application in my debugger window I get the following


 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating Service for properties.cfc.HelloWorld
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating gateway connection for
 http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Successfully created Service
 11/25 7:26:13 [INFO] logger1: Invoking makeEcho on properties.cfc.HelloWorld
 11/25 7:26:15 [INFO] logger1: properties.cfc.HelloWorld.makeEcho()
 returned Hello Hello World!

 I do not get the Trace statement on the onEchoResult. What am I doing wrong.



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Developer
Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
Mishawaka, IN 46544
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RE: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Adams, Matt 
At first glance, your pc.responder's result function isn't spelled
correctly:   onEchoResul.  Shouldn't a 't' be at the end?

- Matt

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Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 7:28 AM
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I am working on moving my AS1 Flash Remoting Applications over to AS2
and having a devil of a time. The problem that I am running into is that
the code within the RelayResponder does not execute to my knowledge.
Here is an example of what I am doing.

function onEchoFault(rs:FaultEvent) {
trace(-- onEchoFault has been executed ); } function
onEchoResult(re:ResultEvent) { trace(-- onEchoResult has been executed
); }

var pc:PendingCall = myService.makeEcho(Hello World!); pc.responder =
new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul, onEchoFault);


When I run the application in my debugger window I get the following


11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating Service for
properties.cfc.HelloWorld
11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating gateway connection for
http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Successfully created Service
11/25 7:26:13 [INFO] logger1: Invoking makeEcho on
properties.cfc.HelloWorld
11/25 7:26:15 [INFO] logger1: properties.cfc.HelloWorld.makeEcho()
returned Hello Hello World!

I do not get the Trace statement on the onEchoResult. What am I doing
wrong.


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Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Graham Pearson 
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That is because the URL is only accessible on my LAN. If I change the
gateway url to www which is the public address I get the same result so
I know it has to be something with my setup but I can not figure it out.
 I really do not want to go back to AS1 if I can help it, but I just
might have to.


Ray Chuan wrote:
 Your gateway url is down.
 
 On 11/24/06, Graham Pearson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Here is my entire code which I am having issues with:
 
 import mx.remoting.Service;
 import mx.remoting.PendingCall;
 import mx.rpc.RelayResponder;
 import mx.rpc.FaultEvent;
 import mx.rpc.ResultEvent;
 import mx.services.Log;
 
 var gatewayServer:String = devel.yourcfpro.com;
 var webServiceLog = new Log(Log.VERBOSE);
 var createAccount = new Object();
 createAccount_btn.addEventListener(click, createAccount);
 
 CheckSO();
 var FlashChat:Service = new Service(http://; + gatewayServer +
 /flashservices/gateway, webServiceLog, properties.cfc.flashchat,
 null, null);
 
 createAccount.click = function() {
 var checkUsername_pc:PendingCall =
 FlashChat.CheckUsername(username_txt.text);
 var checkUsername_pc:RelayResponder = new RelayResponder(this,
 CheckUsernameResult, CheckUsernameFault);
 function CheckUsernameResult(msg) {
 trace(-- CheckUsernameResult was  + msg);
 }
 function CheckUsernameFault(msg) {
 trace(-- CheckUsernameFault was  + msg);
 }
 }
 
 webServiceLog.onLog = function(txt) {
 trace(txt);
 }
 stop();
 
 
 Which produces the following in the Debug Window:
 11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Creating Service for properties.cfc.flashchat
 11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Creating gateway connection for
 http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
 11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Successfully created Service
 11/25 10:2:23 [INFO] : Invoking CheckUsername on properties.cfc.flashchat
 11/25 10:2:25 [INFO] : properties.cfc.flashchat.CheckUsername() returned
 true
 
 
 
 Graham Pearson wrote:
 I am working on moving my AS1 Flash Remoting Applications over to AS2
 and having a devil of a time. The problem that I am running into is
 that
 the code within the RelayResponder does not execute to my knowledge.
 Here is an example of what I am doing.
 
 function onEchoFault(rs:FaultEvent) {
 trace(-- onEchoFault has been executed );
 }
 function onEchoResult(re:ResultEvent) {
 trace(-- onEchoResult has been executed );
 }
 
 var pc:PendingCall = myService.makeEcho(Hello World!);
 pc.responder = new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul, onEchoFault);
 
 
 When I run the application in my debugger window I get the following
 
 
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating Service for
 properties.cfc.HelloWorld
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating gateway connection for
 http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Successfully created Service
 11/25 7:26:13 [INFO] logger1: Invoking makeEcho on
 properties.cfc.HelloWorld
 11/25 7:26:15 [INFO] logger1: properties.cfc.HelloWorld.makeEcho()
 returned Hello Hello World!
 
 I do not get the Trace statement on the onEchoResult. What am I
 doing wrong.
 
 
 
 --
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 Developer
 Northern Indiana Educational Services Center
 Mishawaka, IN 46544
 Voice (866) 254-5322 or (574) 254-5210 / Fax (574) 254-0148

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Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Count Schemula 

Q: How do you know something is obsolete?

A: It works.

On 11/24/06, Graham Pearson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I really do not want to go back to AS1 if I can help it, but I just
might have to.


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Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Odie Bracy 




Is there a typo in this line --- onEchoResul needs the t

Odie



pc.responder = new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul,  
onEchoFault);




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RE: [Flashcoders] AS2 Flash Remoting Troubles

2006-11-24 Thread Alain Rousseau 
This may be a scoping problem,
As you define your result handling function inside your clic handler. You
could try this :


import mx.utils.Delegate;

// your usual code here


createAccount.click = Delegate.create(this, clickHandler);

function clickHandler() {
var checkUsername_pc:PendingCall =
FlashChat.CheckUsername(username_txt.text);
var checkUsername_res:RelayResponder = new RelayResponder(this,
CheckUsernameResult, CheckUsernameFault); // btw you had twice the same
var name here checkUserName_pc for PendinCall and Responder

}

function CheckUsernameResult(msg) {
trace(-- CheckUsernameResult was  + msg);
}

function CheckUsernameFault(msg) {
trace(-- CheckUsernameFault was  + msg);
}


HTH

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Pearson
Sent: 24 novembre 2006 10:05
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Here is my entire code which I am having issues with:

import mx.remoting.Service;
import mx.remoting.PendingCall;
import mx.rpc.RelayResponder;
import mx.rpc.FaultEvent;
import mx.rpc.ResultEvent;
import mx.services.Log;

var gatewayServer:String = devel.yourcfpro.com; var webServiceLog = new
Log(Log.VERBOSE); var createAccount = new Object();
createAccount_btn.addEventListener(click, createAccount);

CheckSO();
var FlashChat:Service = new Service(http://; + gatewayServer +
/flashservices/gateway, webServiceLog, properties.cfc.flashchat, null,
null);

createAccount.click = function() {
var checkUsername_pc:PendingCall =
FlashChat.CheckUsername(username_txt.text);
var checkUsername_pc:RelayResponder = new RelayResponder(this,
CheckUsernameResult, CheckUsernameFault);
function CheckUsernameResult(msg) {
trace(-- CheckUsernameResult was  + msg);
}
function CheckUsernameFault(msg) {
trace(-- CheckUsernameFault was  + msg);
}
}

webServiceLog.onLog = function(txt) {
trace(txt);
}
stop();


Which produces the following in the Debug Window:
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Creating Service for properties.cfc.flashchat
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Creating gateway connection for
http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
11/25 10:2:18 [INFO] : Successfully created Service
11/25 10:2:23 [INFO] : Invoking CheckUsername on properties.cfc.flashchat
11/25 10:2:25 [INFO] : properties.cfc.flashchat.CheckUsername() returned
true



Graham Pearson wrote:
 I am working on moving my AS1 Flash Remoting Applications over to AS2 
 and having a devil of a time. The problem that I am running into is 
 that the code within the RelayResponder does not execute to my knowledge.
 Here is an example of what I am doing.
 
 function onEchoFault(rs:FaultEvent) {
 trace(-- onEchoFault has been executed ); } function 
 onEchoResult(re:ResultEvent) { trace(-- onEchoResult has been 
 executed ); }
 
 var pc:PendingCall = myService.makeEcho(Hello World!); pc.responder 
 = new RelayResponder(this, onEchoResul, onEchoFault);
 
 
 When I run the application in my debugger window I get the following
 
 
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating Service for 
 properties.cfc.HelloWorld
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Creating gateway connection for 
 http://devel.yourcfpro.com/flashservices/gateway
 11/25 7:26:11 [INFO] logger1: Successfully created Service
 11/25 7:26:13 [INFO] logger1: Invoking makeEcho on 
 properties.cfc.HelloWorld
 11/25 7:26:15 [INFO] logger1: properties.cfc.HelloWorld.makeEcho()
 returned Hello Hello World!
 
 I do not get the Trace statement on the onEchoResult. What am I doing
wrong.
 
 

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