[Flashcoders] https and webservices

2006-01-11 Thread PR Durand

Hi List,

My Application is located on a domain, and my java server on another one.
I call a webservice (with the Webservice class)  from flash through 
https, on a specific port, and nothing comes back, also no Fault or Log
The same configuration works with an http method, but as soon as I turn 
it into https, no more result.

Can anyone send me a link or explain how I can make it run, please?

many thanks,

PR
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RE: [Flashcoders] https and webservices

2006-01-11 Thread Brunswick, David
You need to define the complete path 

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Subject: [Flashcoders] https and webservices

Hi List,

My Application is located on a domain, and my java server on another
one.
I call a webservice (with the Webservice class)  from flash through 
https, on a specific port, and nothing comes back, also no Fault or Log
The same configuration works with an http method, but as soon as I turn 
it into https, no more result.
Can anyone send me a link or explain how I can make it run, please?

many thanks,

PR
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Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices

2006-01-11 Thread PR Durand

Thanks David, for your answer,
but if you mind by complete path, that I've got to enter the whole 
url, then it's already what I do:

var sURI:String = https://domain:port/path/service?WSDL;;

new data in my tests :
With the same script, I can reach another https webservice on another 
domain. so the problem can be others.

to resume what can work:
- connecting my https java webservice from the browser and calling a 
method (so the java service works)
- connecting an https or http (both work) aspx webservice from flash and 
calling a method (so my flash script works)


what I cannot do:
- connecting the https java webservice from flash.

++
PR



Brunswick, David a écrit :

You need to define the complete path 


David Brunswick
Training Specialist II
Education Services
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Direct: 912.527.4110


222 W. Oglethorpe Ave
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Subject: [Flashcoders] https and webservices

Hi List,

My Application is located on a domain, and my java server on another
one.
I call a webservice (with the Webservice class)  from flash through 
https, on a specific port, and nothing comes back, also no Fault or Log
The same configuration works with an http method, but as soon as I turn 
it into https, no more result.

Can anyone send me a link or explain how I can make it run, please?

many thanks,

PR
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RE: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

2006-01-11 Thread Brunswick, David
Have you checked permissions on the server and folder structure?

David Brunswick
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Direct: 912.527.4110

 
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-Original Message-
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Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 11:15 AM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

I've just seen that if I try to acces my working https aspx webservice 
through the 8443 port instead of 443, it doesn't work anymore
Error opening URL etc etc
PR.


PR Durand a écrit :

 Thanks David, for your answer,
 but if you mind by complete path, that I've got to enter the whole 
 url, then it's already what I do:
 var sURI:String = https://domain:port/path/service?WSDL;;

 new data in my tests :
 With the same script, I can reach another https webservice on another 
 domain. so the problem can be others.
 to resume what can work:
 - connecting my https java webservice from the browser and calling a 
 method (so the java service works)
 - connecting an https or http (both work) aspx webservice from flash 
 and calling a method (so my flash script works)

 what I cannot do:
 - connecting the https java webservice from flash.

 ++
 PR



 Brunswick, David a écrit :

 You need to define the complete path
 David Brunswick
 Training Specialist II
 Education Services
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Direct: 912.527.4110


 222 W. Oglethorpe Ave
 Savannah, GA 31419


 A fish out of water thinks out of the bowl!
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 Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 10:57 AM
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 Subject: [Flashcoders] https and webservices

 Hi List,

 My Application is located on a domain, and my java server on another
 one.
 I call a webservice (with the Webservice class)  from flash through 
 https, on a specific port, and nothing comes back, also no Fault or Log
 The same configuration works with an http method, but as soon as I 
 turn it into https, no more result.
 Can anyone send me a link or explain how I can make it run, please?

 many thanks,

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Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

2006-01-11 Thread PR Durand

Yes, as we can acces the service within the browser.
I think the problem comes from the port, as it works on 443, but not on 
8443. We can't change the server port and flash doesn't seem to enjoy 
this connection.
Is it also normal, that trying to view the service methods in the 
Webservice panel in the flash IDE doesn't work with an https?


maybe is there a different way to tell flash that we use https, a 
particular port, etc??


PR


Brunswick, David a écrit :


Have you checked permissions on the server and folder structure?

David Brunswick
Training Specialist II
Education Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Direct: 912.527.4110


222 W. Oglethorpe Ave
Savannah, GA 31419


A fish out of water thinks out of the bowl!

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of PR Durand
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 11:15 AM
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

I've just seen that if I try to acces my working https aspx webservice 
through the 8443 port instead of 443, it doesn't work anymore

Error opening URL etc etc
PR.


PR Durand a écrit :

 


Thanks David, for your answer,
but if you mind by complete path, that I've got to enter the whole 
url, then it's already what I do:

var sURI:String = https://domain:port/path/service?WSDL;;

new data in my tests :
With the same script, I can reach another https webservice on another 
domain. so the problem can be others.

to resume what can work:
- connecting my https java webservice from the browser and calling a 
method (so the java service works)
- connecting an https or http (both work) aspx webservice from flash 
and calling a method (so my flash script works)


what I cannot do:
- connecting the https java webservice from flash.

++
PR



Brunswick, David a écrit :

   


You need to define the complete path
David Brunswick
Training Specialist II
Education Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Direct: 912.527.4110


222 W. Oglethorpe Ave
Savannah, GA 31419


A fish out of water thinks out of the bowl!
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Subject: [Flashcoders] https and webservices

Hi List,

My Application is located on a domain, and my java server on another
one.
I call a webservice (with the Webservice class)  from flash through 
https, on a specific port, and nothing comes back, also no Fault or Log
The same configuration works with an http method, but as soon as I 
turn it into https, no more result.

Can anyone send me a link or explain how I can make it run, please?

many thanks,

PR
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Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

2006-01-11 Thread Danny Kodicek
Just a quick thought as this has caught me out a few times: have you checked 
that everything is in the right case? Linu-based servers are usually 
case-sensitive and I wouldn't be surprised if you've got an erroneous 
capital letter in there somewhere.


Danny


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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information


I've just seen that if I try to acces my working https aspx webservice
through the 8443 port instead of 443, it doesn't work anymore
Error opening URL etc etc
PR.


PR Durand a écrit :


Thanks David, for your answer,
but if you mind by complete path, that I've got to enter the whole url, 
then it's already what I do:

var sURI:String = https://domain:port/path/service?WSDL;;

new data in my tests :
With the same script, I can reach another https webservice on another 
domain. so the problem can be others.

to resume what can work:
- connecting my https java webservice from the browser and calling a 
method (so the java service works)
- connecting an https or http (both work) aspx webservice from flash and 
calling a method (so my flash script works)


what I cannot do:
- connecting the https java webservice from flash.

++
PR



Brunswick, David a écrit :


You need to define the complete path
David Brunswick
Training Specialist II
Education Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Direct: 912.527.4110


222 W. Oglethorpe Ave
Savannah, GA 31419


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Subject: [Flashcoders] https and webservices

Hi List,

My Application is located on a domain, and my java server on another
one.
I call a webservice (with the Webservice class)  from flash through 
https, on a specific port, and nothing comes back, also no Fault or Log
The same configuration works with an http method, but as soon as I turn 
it into https, no more result.

Can anyone send me a link or explain how I can make it run, please?

many thanks,

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Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

2006-01-11 Thread PR Durand

Hi Danny,
thanks for your answer,
I would like this, Danny, but I don't think so cause:
My script works with another webservice
The service wich doesn't work in flash with the same script works well 
in the browser, and I copied-pasted the url

PR

Danny Kodicek a écrit :

Just a quick thought as this has caught me out a few times: have you 
checked that everything is in the right case? Linu-based servers are 
usually case-sensitive and I wouldn't be surprised if you've got an 
erroneous capital letter in there somewhere.


Danny


- Original Message - From: PR Durand [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information


I've just seen that if I try to acces my working https aspx webservice
through the 8443 port instead of 443, it doesn't work anymore
Error opening URL etc etc
PR.


PR Durand a écrit :


Thanks David, for your answer,
but if you mind by complete path, that I've got to enter the whole 
url, then it's already what I do:

var sURI:String = https://domain:port/path/service?WSDL;;

new data in my tests :
With the same script, I can reach another https webservice on another 
domain. so the problem can be others.

to resume what can work:
- connecting my https java webservice from the browser and calling a 
method (so the java service works)
- connecting an https or http (both work) aspx webservice from flash 
and calling a method (so my flash script works)


what I cannot do:
- connecting the https java webservice from flash.

++
PR



Brunswick, David a écrit :


You need to define the complete path
David Brunswick
Training Specialist II
Education Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Direct: 912.527.4110


222 W. Oglethorpe Ave
Savannah, GA 31419


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Subject: [Flashcoders] https and webservices

Hi List,

My Application is located on a domain, and my java server on another
one.
I call a webservice (with the Webservice class)  from flash through 
https, on a specific port, and nothing comes back, also no Fault or Log
The same configuration works with an http method, but as soon as I 
turn it into https, no more result.

Can anyone send me a link or explain how I can make it run, please?

many thanks,

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RE: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

2006-01-11 Thread Dave Watts
 Yes, as we can acces the service within the browser.
 I think the problem comes from the port, as it works on 443, 
 but not on 8443. We can't change the server port and flash 
 doesn't seem to enjoy this connection.
 Is it also normal, that trying to view the service methods in 
 the Webservice panel in the flash IDE doesn't work with an https?
 
 maybe is there a different way to tell flash that we use 
 https, a particular port, etc??

I don't know if this is the cause of your problem, but I think that Breeze
will use port 8443 as an alternative connection port for Breeze Meeting.
Perhaps there's something built into the Flash player that's preventing you
from using it for HTTPS because of this?

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

2006-01-11 Thread PR Durand

Thanks Dave,
As I can't change anything on the java server, wich is located by the 
customer, I tryied on my test server.

And the https://testdomain:1234/ doesn't work more than the 8443
It seems that as soon as I write a port, it fails.
when I let my server listening to the 443 port, and don't specify any 
port in my flash script, everything works, but when I write those : I 
receive an error...

PR

Dave Watts a écrit :


Yes, as we can acces the service within the browser.
I think the problem comes from the port, as it works on 443, 
but not on 8443. We can't change the server port and flash 
doesn't seem to enjoy this connection.
Is it also normal, that trying to view the service methods in 
the Webservice panel in the flash IDE doesn't work with an https?


maybe is there a different way to tell flash that we use 
https, a particular port, etc??
   



I don't know if this is the cause of your problem, but I think that Breeze
will use port 8443 as an alternative connection port for Breeze Meeting.
Perhaps there's something built into the Flash player that's preventing you
from using it for HTTPS because of this?

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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Re: [Flashcoders] https and webservices - additional information

2006-01-11 Thread PR Durand

Nope... I tryied to excplicitly write the :443 in my uri and it worked...
8443 and 1234 did not
is there a port restiction list?
PR

PR Durand a écrit :


Thanks Dave,
As I can't change anything on the java server, wich is located by the 
customer, I tryied on my test server.

And the https://testdomain:1234/ doesn't work more than the 8443
It seems that as soon as I write a port, it fails.
when I let my server listening to the 443 port, and don't specify any 
port in my flash script, everything works, but when I write those : 
I receive an error...

PR

Dave Watts a écrit :


Yes, as we can acces the service within the browser.
I think the problem comes from the port, as it works on 443, but not 
on 8443. We can't change the server port and flash doesn't seem to 
enjoy this connection.
Is it also normal, that trying to view the service methods in the 
Webservice panel in the flash IDE doesn't work with an https?


maybe is there a different way to tell flash that we use https, a 
particular port, etc??
  



I don't know if this is the cause of your problem, but I think that 
Breeze

will use port 8443 as an alternative connection port for Breeze Meeting.
Perhaps there's something built into the Flash player that's 
preventing you

from using it for HTTPS because of this?

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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