RE: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
What version of CF are you using
Dave?
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flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin,
SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Thanks!
On 5/27/05, Indy
Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yes,
I think that is the logic behind "named" objects.On 5/27/05, dave
buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Interesting...So if I
use the named remote objects in the flex-config file, the paths to
the CFCs aren't visible?I should use a decompiler
on my own app to see, but I had assumed the paths would be
compiled.Dave On 5/26/05,
Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Have you looked at creating named
remoteobjects? That way even though the methods might be visible
in the decompiler, but path to the actual cfc won't be.
Hmm... regarding your swf file finally being part of cfm
page... I've find myself more comfortable with "standalone" flex
apps (that interact with CF through remoteobject) rather and flex
apps embedded in cfm pages. I find debugging quite painful when
a flex app is embbed in a cfm page.
Indy On 5/27/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: I was debating if I should have my login
page exist within HTML or as a sep., stand alone MXML
page.I mention it because I'm
pretty sure the CFC method names and service names
would be visible to a decompiler and thus, visible to any user who
stumbles across the Flex Admin system or has just simple
access to the Login screen, if the login is part of
the overall Admin SWF.
Ultimately, my MXML will be a CFM page and I was going to only
show the Flex SWF if the session is valid, otherwise, kick
them back to the sep.login page.
Any thoughts?
Dave On
5/25/05, Indy Nagpal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave: Here is my setup, I
don't know if this helps. I have
a CF application where users need to login. Once they
successfully plug in their username and password, their session is
setup (I'm using jessionid). I have a cfc (with relevant
functions forlogin/logout) that is used for
authenticating users and setting up session.
I call that cfc as remoteobject, firing
the login function in the cfc,passing it the username
and password. If the login is successful, the session
for the user is setup and all is sweet. I can access the
user's session info through the same cfc (i have a function that
returns their session structure Flex. And my Flex code can then
look at the session object of the user and do what it
needs to. I think the key for
you would be to get jsessionid going, along withusing
functions within a cfc to validate the user and return user's
session (or any other value that you want to return to
flex). Indy
On 5/26/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Indy,
I understand setting up perhaps the username
and password as a session
variable.
Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the
username and password in the remote
object? I can see adding it as something like the
following on each request:
service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO)
...but was wondering if
there was another method that is used directly
with the remote object configuration.
Dave
On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave:
I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but
RemoteObject works very nicely with CF
session variables, so it should be able to
pass that information to your application. To get it to work with
session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the
same server, and had turned on
jsessionid (in CF Admin).
Indy
On 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Does the RemoteObject
permit the passing of a username and password
to a
CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and
include
setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to
my remote
object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not
supported in Flex,
does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a
valid username and password is part of
each remote CFC request.
Best,
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Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Hi Peter,
MX 7 installed on JRun4
DaveOn 5/27/05, Peter Farland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What version of CF are you using
Dave?
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
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buhlerSent: Friday, May 27, 2005 10:36 AMTo:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin,
SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Thanks!
On 5/27/05, Indy
Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yes,
I think that is the logic behind named objects.On 5/27/05, dave
buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Interesting...So if I
use the named remote objects in the flex-config file, the paths to
the CFCs aren't visible?I should use a decompiler
on my own app to see, but I had assumed the paths would be
compiled.Dave On 5/26/05,
Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Have you looked at creating named
remoteobjects? That way even though the methods might be visible
in the decompiler, but path to the actual cfc won't be.
Hmm... regarding your swf file finally being part of cfm
page... I've find myself more comfortable with standalone flex
apps (that interact with CF through remoteobject) rather and flex
apps embedded in cfm pages. I find debugging quite painful when
a flex app is embbed in a cfm page.
Indy On 5/27/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: I was debating if I should have my login
page exist within HTML or as a sep., stand alone MXML
page.I mention it because I'm
pretty sure the CFC method names and service names
would be visible to a decompiler and thus, visible to any user who
stumbles across the Flex Admin system or has just simple
access to the Login screen, if the login is part of
the overall Admin SWF.
Ultimately, my MXML will be a CFM page and I was going to only
show the Flex SWF if the session is valid, otherwise, kick
them back to the sep.login page.
Any thoughts?
Dave On
5/25/05, Indy Nagpal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave: Here is my setup, I
don't know if this helps. I have
a CF application where users need to login. Once they
successfully plug in their username and password, their session is
setup (I'm using jessionid). I have a cfc (with relevant
functions forlogin/logout) that is used for
authenticating users and setting up session.
I call that cfc as remoteobject, firing
the login function in the cfc,passing it the username
and password. If the login is successful, the session
for the user is setup and all is sweet. I can access the
user's session info through the same cfc (i have a function that
returns their session structure Flex. And my Flex code can then
look at the session object of the user and do what it
needs to. I think the key for
you would be to get jsessionid going, along withusing
functions within a cfc to validate the user and return user's
session (or any other value that you want to return to
flex). Indy
On 5/26/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Indy,
I understand setting up perhaps the username
and password as a session
variable.
Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the
username and password in the remote
object? I can see adding it as something like the
following on each request:
service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO)
...but was wondering if
there was another method that is used directly
with the remote object configuration.
Dave
On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave:
I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but
RemoteObject works very nicely with CF
session variables, so it should be able to
pass that information to your application. To get it to work with
session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the
same server, and had turned on
jsessionid (in CF Admin).
Indy
On 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Does the RemoteObject
permit the passing of a username and password
to a
CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and
include
setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to
my remote
object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not
supported in Flex,
does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a
valid username and password is part of
each remote CFC request.
Best,
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RE: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Ok. I believe you can register named objects for CFCs in CFMX 7's copy of gateway-config.xml asit shares essentially the same code as Flex 1.5's gateway- (though note this would be a Flex concept being introduced into a CF/Flash Remoting world)let me know if you are having any difficulties. From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of dave buhlerSent: Friday, May 27, 2005 3:03 PMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject Hi Peter,MX 7 installed on JRun4Dave On 5/27/05, Peter Farland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What version of CF are you using Dave? From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of dave buhlerSent: Friday, May 27, 2005 10:36 AMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject Thanks! On 5/27/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, I think that is the logic behind "named" objects.On 5/27/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Interesting...So if I use the named remote objects in the flex-config file, the paths to the CFCs aren't visible?I should use a decompiler on my own app to see, but I had assumed the paths would be compiled.Dave On 5/26/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Have you looked at creating named remoteobjects? That way even though the methods might be visible in the decompiler, but path to the actual cfc won't be. Hmm... regarding your swf file finally being part of cfm page... I've find myself more comfortable with "standalone" flex apps (that interact with CF through remoteobject) rather and flex apps embedded in cfm pages. I find debugging quite painful when a flex app is embbed in a cfm page. Indy On 5/27/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was debating if I should have my login page exist within HTML or as a sep., stand alone MXML page. I mention it because I'm pretty sure the CFC method names and service names would be visible to a decompiler and thus, visible to any user who stumbles across the Flex Admin system or has just simple access to the Login screen, if the login is part of the overall Admin SWF.Ultimately, my MXML will be a CFM page and I was going to only show the Flex SWF if the session is valid, otherwise, kick them back to the sep. login page. Any thoughts? Dave On 5/25/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Dave: Here is my setup, I don't know if this helps. I have a CF application where users need to login. Once they successfully plug in their username and password, their session is setup (I'm using jessionid). I have a cfc (with relevant functions forlogin/logout) that is used for authenticating users and setting up session. I call that cfc as remoteobject, firing the login function in the cfc,passing it the username and password. If the login is successful, the session for the user is setup and all is sweet. I can access the user's session info through the same cfc (i have a function thatreturns their session structure Flex. And my Flex code can then look at the session object of the user and do what it needs to. I think the key for you would be to get jsessionid going, along with using functions within a cfc to validate the user and return user's session (or any other value that you want to return to flex). Indy On 5/26/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Indy, I understand setting up perhaps the username and password as a session variable. Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the username and password in the remote object? I can see adding it as something like the following on each request: service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO) ...but was wondering if there was another method that is used directly with the remote object configuration. Dave On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Dave: I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObject works very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able to pass that information to your application. To get it to work with session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the same server, and had turned on jsessionid (in CF Admin). Indy On 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does the RemoteObject permit the p
Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Hi Peter, I'm assuming the CFC is the object? What are the benefits of registering the named objects in the gateway-config file? Is there an informal list of best-practices for security when working with remoting? I would understand if MM couldn't comment on suggesting best practices for security. Dave On 5/27/05, Peter Farland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok. I believe you can register named objects for CFCs in CFMX 7's copy of gateway-config.xml asit shares essentially the same code as Flex 1.5's gateway- (though note this would be a Flex concept being introduced into a CF/Flash Remoting world)let me know if you are having any difficulties. From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of dave buhlerSent: Friday, May 27, 2005 3:03 PMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject Hi Peter,MX 7 installed on JRun4Dave On 5/27/05, Peter Farland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What version of CF are you using Dave? From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of dave buhlerSent: Friday, May 27, 2005 10:36 AMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject Thanks! On 5/27/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, I think that is the logic behind named objects.On 5/27/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Interesting...So if I use the named remote objects in the flex-config file, the paths to the CFCs aren't visible?I should use a decompiler on my own app to see, but I had assumed the paths would be compiled.Dave On 5/26/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Have you looked at creating named remoteobjects? That way even though the methods might be visible in the decompiler, but path to the actual cfc won't be. Hmm... regarding your swf file finally being part of cfm page... I've find myself more comfortable with standalone flex apps (that interact with CF through remoteobject) rather and flex apps embedded in cfm pages. I find debugging quite painful when a flex app is embbed in a cfm page. Indy On 5/27/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was debating if I should have my login page exist within HTML or as a sep., stand alone MXML page. I mention it because I'm pretty sure the CFC method names and service names would be visible to a decompiler and thus, visible to any user who stumbles across the Flex Admin system or has just simple access to the Login screen, if the login is part of the overall Admin SWF.Ultimately, my MXML will be a CFM page and I was going to only show the Flex SWF if the session is valid, otherwise, kick them back to the sep. login page. Any thoughts? Dave On 5/25/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Dave: Here is my setup, I don't know if this helps. I have a CF application where users need to login. Once they successfully plug in their username and password, their session is setup (I'm using jessionid). I have a cfc (with relevant functions forlogin/logout) that is used for authenticating users and setting up session. I call that cfc as remoteobject, firing the login function in the cfc,passing it the username and password. If the login is successful, the session for the user is setup and all is sweet. I can access the user's session info through the same cfc (i have a function thatreturns their session structure Flex. And my Flex code can then look at the session object of the user and do what it needs to. I think the key for you would be to get jsessionid going, along with using functions within a cfc to validate the user and return user's session (or any other value that you want to return to flex). Indy On 5/26/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Indy, I understand setting up perhaps the username and password as a session variable. Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the username and password in the remote object? I can see adding it as something like the following on each request: service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO) ...but was wondering if there was another method that is used directly with the remote object configuration. Dave On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Dave: I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObject works very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able
Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
I was debating if I should have my login page exist within HTML or as a sep., stand alone MXML page.
I mention it because I'm pretty sure the CFC method names and service
names would be visible to a decompiler and thus, visible to any user
who stumbles across the Flex Admin system or has just simple access to
the Login screen, if the login is part of the overall Admin SWF.
Ultimately, my MXML will be a CFM page and I was going to only show the
Flex SWF if the session is valid, otherwise, kick them back to the sep.
login page.
Any thoughts?
DaveOn 5/25/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave:Here is my setup, I don't know if this helps.I have a CF application where users need to login. Once theysuccessfully plug in their username and password, their session issetup (I'm using jessionid). I have a cfc (with relevant functions for
login/logout) that is used for authenticating users and setting upsession.I call that cfc as remoteobject, firing the login function in the cfc,passing it the username and password. If the login is successful, the
session for the user is setup and all is sweet. I can access theuser's session info through the same cfc (i have a function thatreturns their session structure Flex. And my Flex code can then lookat the session object of the user and do what it needs to.
I think the key for you would be to get jsessionid going, along withusing functions within a cfc to validate the user and return user'ssession (or any other value that you want to return to flex).Indy
On 5/26/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi Indy,I understand setting up perhaps the username and password as a session
variable.Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the username and password in the remote object? I can see adding it as something like the following on each request:
service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO)...but was wondering if there was another method that is used directly with the remote object configuration.Dave
On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Dave: I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObject works very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able to
pass that information to your application. To get it to work with session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the same server, and had turned on jsessionid (in CF Admin).
Indy On 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does the RemoteObject permit the passing of a username and password to
a CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and include setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to my remote object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not supported in
Flex, does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a valid username and password is part of each remote CFC request.Best,
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Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Have you looked at creating named remoteobjects? That way even though
the methods might be visible in the decompiler, but path to the actual
cfc won't be.
Hmm... regarding your swf file finally being part of cfm page... I've
find myself more comfortable with standalone flex apps (that
interact with CF through remoteobject) rather and flex apps embedded
in cfm pages. I find debugging quite painful when a flex app is embbed
in a cfm page.
Indy
On 5/27/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was debating if I should have my login page exist within HTML or as a
sep., stand alone MXML page.
I mention it because I'm pretty sure the CFC method names and service names
would be visible to a decompiler and thus, visible to any user who stumbles
across the Flex Admin system or has just simple access to the Login screen,
if the login is part of the overall Admin SWF.
Ultimately, my MXML will be a CFM page and I was going to only show the
Flex SWF if the session is valid, otherwise, kick them back to the sep.
login page.
Any thoughts?
Dave
On 5/25/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave:
Here is my setup, I don't know if this helps.
I have a CF application where users need to login. Once they
successfully plug in their username and password, their session is
setup (I'm using jessionid). I have a cfc (with relevant functions for
login/logout) that is used for authenticating users and setting up
session.
I call that cfc as remoteobject, firing the login function in the cfc,
passing it the username and password. If the login is successful, the
session for the user is setup and all is sweet. I can access the
user's session info through the same cfc (i have a function that
returns their session structure Flex. And my Flex code can then look
at the session object of the user and do what it needs to.
I think the key for you would be to get jsessionid going, along with
using functions within a cfc to validate the user and return user's
session (or any other value that you want to return to flex).
Indy
On 5/26/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Indy,
I understand setting up perhaps the username and password as a session
variable.
Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the username and
password in the remote object? I can see adding it as something like the
following on each request:
service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO)
...but was wondering if there was another method that is used directly
with
the remote object configuration.
Dave
On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave:
I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObject
works very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able to
pass that information to your application. To get it to work with
session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the same server, and had
turned on jsessionid (in CF Admin).
Indy
On 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does the RemoteObject permit the passing of a username and password
to
a
CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and
include
setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to
my
remote
object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not supported
in
Flex, does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a valid
username and password is part of each remote CFC request.
Best,
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Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Interesting...
So if I use the named remote objects in the flex-config file, the paths to the CFCs aren't visible?
I should use a decompiler on my own app to see, but I had assumed the paths would be compiled.
DaveOn 5/26/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you looked at creating named remoteobjects? That way even thoughthe methods might be visible in the decompiler, but path to the actualcfc won't be.Hmm... regarding your swf file finally being part of cfm page... I've
find myself more comfortable with standalone flex apps (thatinteract with CF through remoteobject) rather and flex apps embeddedin cfm pages. I find debugging quite painful when a flex app is embbed
in a cfm page.IndyOn 5/27/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I was debating if I should have my login page exist within HTML or as a
sep., stand alone MXML page.I mention it because I'm pretty sure the CFC method names and service names would be visible to a decompiler and thus, visible to any user who stumbles across the Flex Admin system or has just simple access to the Login screen,
if the login is part of the overall Admin SWF.Ultimately, my MXML will be a CFM page and I was going to only show the Flex SWF if the session is valid, otherwise, kick them back to the sep.
login page.Any thoughts?Dave On 5/25/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Dave:
Here is my setup, I don't know if this helps. I have a CF application where users need to login. Once they successfully plug in their username and password, their session is
setup (I'm using jessionid). I have a cfc (with relevant functions for login/logout) that is used for authenticating users and setting up session. I call that cfc as remoteobject, firing the login function in the cfc,
passing it the username and password. If the login is successful, the session for the user is setup and all is sweet. I can access the user's session info through the same cfc (i have a function that
returns their session structure Flex. And my Flex code can then look at the session object of the user and do what it needs to. I think the key for you would be to get jsessionid going, along with
using functions within a cfc to validate the user and return user's session (or any other value that you want to return to flex). Indy
On 5/26/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Indy,I understand setting up perhaps the username and password as a session
variable.Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the username and password in the remote object? I can see adding it as something like the
following on each request:service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO)...but was wondering if there was another method that is used directly
with the remote object configuration.Dave On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi Dave: I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObjectworks very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able to
pass that information to your application. To get it to work withsession variables, I was using CF and Flex on the same server, and hadturned on jsessionid (in CF Admin).
Indy On 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Does the RemoteObject permit the passing of a username and password
to a CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and include setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to my
remote object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not supported in Flex, does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a valid
username and password is part of each remote CFC request.Best, mx.controls.Alert.show('Dave')
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Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Hi Dave:
I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObject
works very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able to
pass that information to your application. To get it to work with
session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the same server, and had
turned on jsessionid (in CF Admin).
Indy
On 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does the RemoteObject permit the passing of a username and password to a
CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and include
setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to my remote
object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not supported in
Flex, does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a valid
username and password is part of each remote CFC request.
Best,
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Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Hi Indy,
I understand setting up perhaps the username and password as a session variable.
Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the username and
password in the remote object? I can see adding it as something like
the following on each request:
service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO)
...but was wondering if there was another method that is used directly with the remote object configuration.
DaveOn 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave:I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObjectworks very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able topass that information to your application. To get it to work with
session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the same server, and hadturned on jsessionid (in CF Admin).IndyOn 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Does the RemoteObject permit the passing of a username and password to a CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and include setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to my remote
object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not supported in Flex, does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a valid username and password is part of each remote CFC request.
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Re: [flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Hi Dave:
Here is my setup, I don't know if this helps.
I have a CF application where users need to login. Once they
successfully plug in their username and password, their session is
setup (I'm using jessionid). I have a cfc (with relevant functions for
login/logout) that is used for authenticating users and setting up
session.
I call that cfc as remoteobject, firing the login function in the cfc,
passing it the username and password. If the login is successful, the
session for the user is setup and all is sweet. I can access the
user's session info through the same cfc (i have a function that
returns their session structure Flex. And my Flex code can then look
at the session object of the user and do what it needs to.
I think the key for you would be to get jsessionid going, along with
using functions within a cfc to validate the user and return user's
session (or any other value that you want to return to flex).
Indy
On 5/26/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Indy,
I understand setting up perhaps the username and password as a session
variable.
Can you show me an example of how you are passing over the username and
password in the remote object? I can see adding it as something like the
following on each request:
service.getKittens(loginVO,kittensVO)
...but was wondering if there was another method that is used directly with
the remote object configuration.
Dave
On 5/24/05, Indy Nagpal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave:
I've never tried using RemoteObject with cflogin, but RemoteObject
works very nicely with CF session variables, so it should be able to
pass that information to your application. To get it to work with
session variables, I was using CF and Flex on the same server, and had
turned on jsessionid (in CF Admin).
Indy
On 5/23/05, dave buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does the RemoteObject permit the passing of a username and password to
a
CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and include
setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to my
remote
object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not supported in
Flex, does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a valid
username and password is part of each remote CFC request.
Best,
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[flexcoders] CFlogin, SetCredentials and the RemoteObject
Does the RemoteObject permit the passing of a username and password to
a CFLogin tag? I want to create an instance of NetConnection and
include setCredentials(username,password) to pass over to my remote
object for a valid user check on each request. If it's not supported in
Flex, does anyone have any suggestions so that we can ensure a valid
username and password is part of each remote CFC request.
Best,
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