Credentials sent in custom manner are never sent using HTTP Headers. The
information is contained within the AMF/HTTP POST body.
The Flex-only API, setUsernamePassword, works on a per request basis and
sends credential information inside a special Flex Envelope type which
can have per-request
Additional note for Daman's option 2.)
After turning on remote-objects-debug in flex-config.xml, you'd either:
a) Use the NetConnection Debugger.swf from the extras folder that ships
with Flex to watch AMF traffic as you did in Flash MX.
b) Turn on the gateway Debug level logging in
Flex compiles applications to a SWF file. SWF files are decoded and
rendered by the Flash Player. The Flash Player can anti-alias fonts if
the font glyph (i.e. the shape outline of each individual character)
information is embedded in the SWF. You must embed each face of a font
family in order to
? If not, then I may as well
keep using my native DataSets and/or DataTables. Can you all clarify
this for me?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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I believe you need to do the latter:
https://localhost/server.php;
The protocol attribute is used to decide which proxy URL to use (http or
https). If you're not using the proxy you should get a compile time
warning that the protocol attribute is only for when useProxy=true
(the default).
RemoteObject would need an implementation of an interface
in order to invoke it... how would you specify this? It seems that once you've
specified the implementation you don't really care about the interface
anymore... so you're back to a concrete object.
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I'm not familiar with the requirements for CFC SOAP invocation, but this
is an unofficial work around that I've not tested but might work. Before
invoking the MXML WebService's method, try changing the WebService's
XMLEncoder's handling of Objects:
mx:WebService id=myCFCWebService ...
mx:Script
It sounds like you might be in an infinite loop somewhere on the
client... a common way to get into such a loop is when processing object
graphs with circular references.
From your MXML code listing below (i.e. it shows direct binding of the
RO result as a data provider) I don't see that you're
toString() {
return type.toString();
}
public static final Status UNASSIGNED = new Status(UNA);
public static final Status ASSIGNED = new Status(ASG);
public static final Status ACKNOWLEDGED = new Status(ACK);
}
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().getMyValue();
}
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Unfortunately we did not remove statics from the Java Bean
serialization
rules of RemoteObject in Flex 1.5. It's a known issue and will be
fixed
going forward. As a work around for now would
- public SiblingPojo(){}
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Can you post the constructor code for the AS representation of the
POJO
classes?
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While AMF is just an HTTP post processed by a J2EE servlet - the problem
will be that the underlying Flash NetConnection would not handle being
redirected to a login page (say, and HTML page or what have you)...
also, you should not write anything to the response output stream as
this will corrupt
Are you aware of the Flash Player's sandbox security restrictions? Do
you have crossdomain.xml files on each remoting server that you need to
contact? Note that this is independent of whitelist security. Whitelists
are a Flex/Remoting only consideration... they don't relate to the Flash
Player's
A crossdomain.xml file resides on each remote server that is expected to
be contacted from a SWF hosted on another server.
For example, you could place a crossdomain.xml file on
http://www.abc.com/crossdomain.xml and in there allow 192.168.10.160
loaded SWFs (i.e. Flex apps) to contact it.
Yep - Matt'sdiagnosis is correct.Your
OgoPhoneVO constructor might look something like this to make sure it doesn't
override the initial states of the deserialized result
objects:
public function
OgoPhoneVO()
{ if (info ===
undefined)
{
info =
""; number
= "";
telephoneId =
Hi Dave, sorry I didn't get back to you earlier on this. I
started replying about 2am last night but got sidetracked playing IT-support
person for my family. Many thanks to Dirk for stepping in.
The first configuration works with the wildcard as it is a
short-hand allowed for CFMX to
methods.
I promise I will use private static var reg:Boolean =
Object.registerClass(ogo.vo.OgoAccountTestVO,
ogo.vo.OgoAccountTestVO); so you are pleased with my results ;-)
Greets
Christoph
Peter Farland wrote:
Only public bean-like variables (either public member variables or
properties that have
Hey Dave,
Lots to discuss here. There are compile time considerations and runtime
considerations.
Firstly, from the AMF trace that you posted I see several things worth
mentioning:
1. The MethodName is listed as usersService.loginUser which implies
the service name was usersService and the
When you say that you inspect the object that gets returned, do you
mean the object that is returned to the client back in ActionScript? If
so, then I'm confused by your attempt to use Len() as this is a CF
function, no?
Can you be more specific where the inspection is taking place when you
say,
:)
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When you say that you inspect the object that gets returned, do you
mean the object that is returned to the client back in ActionScript?
If
so, then I'm confused by your attempt to use Len() as this is a CF
function
Only public bean-like variables (either public member variables or properties
that have the correctly named getX/setX accessors as per the bean naming
convention) from your Java class can be serialized/deserialized. Only public
member variables from your AS class can be serialized/deserialzied
What version of CF are you using
Dave?
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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
(Hi suzy, firstly, I'm a little confused as to how Kevin Ewok's response
turned into your message - are you saying you're having the same issue
as Kevin? Let me first comment on Kevin's issue which will provide good
background for yours...).
On looking again at the warning Keven is getting from
I've tried assigning the returned remote
object to a general AS object (see example
below)...that does not workthat's what
causing these errors.
[Pete] The hack I meant was something like this (I've not tested this,
just something I guessed might work):
static var reg:Boolean =
single POJO in the datagridafter all, the datagrid was
first populated with an array of the SAME POJOs w/o having to register
any classes!! I think I'm getting a head-ache!!
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(Hi suzy, firstly, I'm a little confused
difficulties.
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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
Actually, this is not a bug and is by design as per the Flash Player's
handling of any object deserialization (LSO, AMF, etc).
We discussed this on the list a few months ago... is it easy to search
the archives for past messages (I admit I've not done it to date).
Pete
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Are you coercing the Array to a String (say, via simple concatenation)
in a trace()? Perhaps associative Array keys aren't shown when
toString in Flash... can you try a for in loop instead? Or as a quick
test do trace(result[key1]).
The conversion of Map - ECMA Array is a legacy behavior from
Some more detailed information on this - the issue is
that the IIS connector doesn't handle the ;jsessionid token in URLs unless it
appears after the query string.The J2EEservlet spec does not specify
that this token has to appear after the ?symbol and thus manyother
app servers handle it
Remoting is great but it has a core limitation of one request at a time
due
the way AMF was implemented in the player.
[Pete] You can simply create a new connection for each RemoteObject by
either re-connecting by calling connect on the connection property of
the RO or by using a distinct
Note that the J2EE way to check if a user is authenticated is to ask the
current HttpServletRequest object whether it has a current principal
(and whether that user is in a role for programmatic authorization). You
can get hold of the current request object in your RemoteObject services
from the
Where is the cross domain file specifically - (i.e. write
out the full path using your naming examples of subA and subB
below)?
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GianninasSent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 2:23 PMTo:
Title: Trigger flex from Java listener
Have you looked at Flash's XMLSocket
class?
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/action_scripts/actionscript_dictionary/actionscript_dictionary860.html
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] HttpRequest and HttpSession access in Remote
Obj ect
I think Pradeep's question is the
You simply get the HttpServletRequest object from
flashgateway.Gateway.getHttpRequest() and then call getSession from
there. If a session doesn't exist you need to pass true to getSession so
that it will create one for you.
This method only works if you are within the same thread that made the
Something you did yesterday somehow changed your web
service. Rather than trying to guess what that waslets try to solve the
issue. From the solution you can then construct what might have
changed.From your flashlog trace output it seems that a {context.root}
token has creeped in to the
The flex configuration file is read once at start up time in Flex 1.5.
It does not watch for changes.
Some application servers allow you to auto re-deploy an application when
a particular file has changed (JRun can do this by registering a file as
a mandatory finger print for a web
, Peter Farland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Did you try:
ro.getCerts.result[i]['field_name']
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Subject: [flexcoders
Hmm, {context.root} should have been replaced at compile
time by the context root.
Are you using mxmlc to compile this on the command line or
are you browsing to the .mxml file? If you are using the command line, are you
specifying a context root?
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What type is the date field (I mean the fully qualified Java class name)?
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joao_m_fernandes
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Date in
The Flex 1.5 AMF gateway reads its own configuration file
using SAX during servlet initialization and DOM for deserializing/serializing
ActionScript XML objects sent via AMF. Are you seeing
issues with just the gateway deployed or are you just wondering whether it's
theoretically possible
In Flex 1.0 I think the AMF Gateway and the Flex MXML
compiler were both behind a bootstrap classloader (you can tell from the servlet
mapping in /WEB-INF/web.xml to see if the AMFGatewayServlet is actually loaded
by a BootstrapServlet).
In Flex 1.5 the AMF Gateway was removed from the
Hi Yokota, only one configuration file can be used by the
AMFGatewayServlet. The whitelist.parent.node points the gateway's
configuration parser to the right element to start constructing its
whitelist. This was necessary as Flex 1.5's configuration file has a
whitelist for web services, http
On windows, mm.cfg goes in your user directory... by default this will
be somewhere like:
C:\Documents and Settings\yourloginname\mm.cfg
The output file, flashlog.txt, contains messages from the debug version
of the Flash Player including any trace() statements you add to your own
ActionScript
I think you're confusing two concepts here...
If you just want trace output, don't bother right now with the Flex
concept of SWD generation with ?debug=true - it's not necessary to get
ActionScript trace statements to show up in the log.
What is necessary is the debugger version of the Flash
it the proble,
if i use FireFox the flashlog.log don't work, then i use ieexplorer
work.
I don't know because,
Ciao
Devis
ps.
ok i don't use generation with ?debug=true .
Peter Farland ha scritto:
I think you're confusing two concepts here...
If you just want trace output, don't bother right now
From an instance of HttpServletRequest...
request.getUserPrincipal().getName();
You can get to the current request in a RemoteObject class by calling
the static (thread-local) accessor:
flashgateway.Gateway.getHttpRequest()
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From:
Sorry but the RemoteObject AMF Gateway does not create java.sql.Date
instances from ActionScript Dates in Flex 1.5.
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To: Flex Coders
;
pk.oravdi='00';
pk.shopdi='Z01';
vendita.pk=pk;
vendita.stagdi=sc.staga;
Can you help me?
Devis
Peter Farland ha scritto:
Sorry but the RemoteObject AMF Gateway does not create java.sql.Date
instances from ActionScript Dates in Flex 1.5
Flash Remoting MX has always had the following rules for data type
translation:
java.lang.reflect.Array - AMF Strict Array - ActionScript Array
java.util.Collection - AMF Strict Array - ActionScript Array
java.util.Map - AMF ECMA Array - ActionScript Array with Associative
Keys
Perhaps your ActionScript class OrderVO constructor is doing something
like this:
class OrderVO
{
public function OrderVO(client:String, deposit:String )
{
this.client = client;
this.deposit = deposit;
// ... initialize other
Is it that you have small text and are finding not as clear/accurate as
you'd like with anti-aliased embedded fonts? If you're embedding from a
true type font file (i.e. using a src location in the @font-face
definition) you can try turning on the BatikFontManager in
/WEB-INF/flex/flex-config.xml
The NetConnection Debugger is an old FP6 movie that's provided as an extra to
Flex as old Flash Remoting customers are used to it, but it was not built by or
for Flex.
I suggest you rely on the RemoteObject AMF Gateway's own trace/debug level
logging as it will show you the AMF traffic
Ideas?
Christoph
Peter Farland wrote:
1. Stop web application server (which one are you using?)
2. In /WEB-INF/flex/flex-config.xml, set:
logging level to debug
enable console logging
3. In /WEB-INF/flex/gateway-config.xml, set:
logging level to debug
4. Start web application server
Google turned up this blog entry: http://dynamicflash.com/2005/03/class-finder/
The main thing to remember when using a hack like this
is to ensure that you have the classes linked in at compile time and thus
present in the SWF.
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Sent:
Note that the reason why the Throwable class info
"NullPointerException" wasn't included in the status info"type" property
is because of a default setting on the AMF Gateway. Internal class information
is not included in the form of stack traces or exception types as they shouldn't
be
in diferent context roots
and in this one I managed to put flex with cf...
Everything works fine for any browser excepting IE.
I'm getting Flex and Cfusion in different context root, too bad that I
can't use it under the same.
João Fernandes
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to it?
anyways, thank you very much for this.
João Fernandes
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Hmm, I'm trying to think of other known issues with Flex and CF in
the same app. This may be a long shot, but I'll tell you about it
anyway...
Can you try
You can send an ActionScript Object instance via RemoteObject - the
server side representation will be a flashgateway.io.ASObject instance
which implements java.util.Map (and actually extends java.util.HashMap).
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Are you using Object.registerClass() to register the
UserVO type to map the fully qualified ActionScript class name to that returned
by Java (rather than the old Flex 1.0 _remoteClass which I strongly discourage
in Flex 1.5)?
If so, then the next step is verify that the server
sent back
Just curious, what does:
mx.core.Application.alert (Test with userVo +
event.result[0].userName);
do?
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From: Peter Farland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Remote object that returns an array of objects
Just
If you're using RemoteObject, you can set the endpoint property to a
remote Flex / Flash Remoting server in the mx:RemoteObject tag. The
default is generated from the url set in the
/WEB-INF/flex/flex-config.xml file, which happens to be a relative URL
by default (to your local machine).
Also,
;
public var superGroup:Group;
public var subGroups:Array;
function Group() {}
public function get data() {
return id;
}
//... some getters and business methods
}
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Have
Without seeing the AMF trace on the server side, all I can do is suggest
simplifying the case step by step and then work up to the problem at
hand. Try a Group type that only has flash intrinsic types as
properties... then go down another level... etc.
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object name=groupDelegate
sourcebusinessdelegates.GroupDelegate/source
typestateful-class/type
allow-unnamed-accessfalse/allow-unnamed-access
/object
/named
/whitelist
-Josh
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on the client side? Or if
it doesn't will the classes still match up with Object.registerClass?
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Without seeing the AMF trace on the server side, all I can do is
suggest
simplifying the case step by step and then work up
Does the Java version of Group have a public no args constructor?
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Subject: [flexcoders] Error: Cannot invoke method when using a VO
I have a delegate class
]
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Peter,
It does...
-Josh
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Does the Java version of Group have a public no args
sourcebusinessdelegates.GroupDelegate/source
typestateful-class/type
allow-unnamed-accessfalse/allow-unnamed-access
/object
/named
/whitelist
-Josh
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Ah, what does the unnamed whitelist in the remote-object
Hi Libby,
You can invoke a servlet, but it's really a deprecated method of
contacting the server from Flash Remoting. It's not a preferred method
as the
servicename.functioname() invocation isn't as straight forward as a
plain old java object classname.methodname() idea.
For a servlet
The history of this problem stems way back from Flash Remoting in
ColdFusion 6.0.
ActionScript 1.0 APIs for Flash Remoting introduced named arguments
for CF-based invocation. The syntax for passing named arguments was
usually listed like this in documentation:
The AMF Gateway uses a RuntimeException called flashgateway.GatewayException
that has these properties. A thin façade could be built to map your exception
type to the gateway exception type.
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From: Laurent Cornelis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March
The documentation for Java based services is largely in the Using Data
Services section:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/15/flex_docs_en/0742.htm
The Flash Remoting gateway did not include a way for users to customize
this error information, so this is not exposed in Flex 1.5 as its AMF
This is an involved discussion with much to consider...
Your request goes something like this when calling CFCs via
RemoteObject:
Flex - Flash - AMF - (AMF Gateway/Flash Remoting) - ColdFusion -
Your CF Page
In ActionScript 1.0, the Flash -- -- AMF interation is case
insensitive merely because
Are there any circular references between elements of your array
elements?
There is a known issue in Flex 1.5 for circular references between
non-Typed (i.e. generic unregistered ActionScript class instances)
Objects, Arrays.
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From: Krzysztof Szlapinski
Go back to:
/WEB-INF/flex/gateway-config.xml
and set the AMF Gateway logger level back to Error.
logger
level=Errorflex.services.logging.FlexGatewayLogger/logger
Then restart Flex app.
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Hi Devis,
I thought I answered this question for you on Monday?
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From: Peter Farland
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2005 10:15 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Servlet Session
I'd suggest you don't use the session servlet in Flex 1.5. Instead, I'd
You can do this without the admin console...
Unzip the flex.war file (war files are just zip files with a different
file name extension) using a suitable name for the top level directory
under your server. For example:
unzip flex.war to yourserver as:
C:\JRun4\servers\yourserver\flex
So that
Title: Message
What
does the API for the "save" method on the RemoteObject service look like?
If it is based on something generic, like
java.util.Map, then it might leave a type as flashgateway.io.ASObject (which
extends java.util.HashMap). If it's ArrayList, then it might notspot that
it
It's ok as long as you don't have code that does this:
something.whatever = new String(foo);
something.somethingelse = new Number(4);
This is a limtation of the Flash Player and the underlying AMF
NetConnection that it provides. Instead, the above must be written as
follows:
something.whatever
Title: Message
Have
you tried changing your Java API to:
public void saveIndi(Individual[]
individuals)
instead?
Have you tried turning on AMF Gateway debug-level logging? The AMF Gateway
processes RemoteObject requests on the Flex Server.
In /WEB-INF/flex/gateway-config.xml there's a logger element with a level
attribute. Set this attribute to Debug and restart the web app. If the
logging class is set to
Title: Message
What
version of CF are you using?
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AMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [flexcoders]
CFC's and Databinding in FLEX
I'm not sure why caps
would make a
Title: Message
When I trystart this application, I get Flash
Remoting error message: "Service threw an exception during method invocation:
null".
[Pete]
The fact that you received that error means that you did hita FR gateway
servlet, but a null pointer exception happened. What
version
:
The version of ColdFusion for J2EE is
6.0
Thanks
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Peter Farland
To:
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Sent:
Friday, March 04, 2005 5:18 PM
Subject:
RE: [flexcoders] problem with RemoteObject and Flash Remoting
When I trystart this application, I get
Flash
It does so by design (a much requested feature that was added in Flex 1.0),
but in order for you to skip the Java Bean like deserialization, you could
do the following:
1. Don't send type information using the _remoteClass property (I've never
been a fan of this method of object typing)
2. Don't
Hi Ben, Spike is correct - CF 6.1 unfortunately made changes to Jrun's
jvm.config level classpath. I've heard from the CF team a while ago that
they no longer do this for CF7.
If you've tried removing the jvm.config level additions to the classpath and
CF 6.1 still runs, then I think you're fine.
I imagine certain things won't be supported in AMFPHP - such as calling the
setUsernamePassword API or specifying the service type, as these modify the
AMF request in a Flex-specific manner.
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Sent: Wednesday, March
have a feeling
that I have seen a technote along those lines, but it was a long time
ago and I can't find it now.
Spike
Peter Farland wrote:
Hi Ben, Spike is correct - CF 6.1 unfortunately made changes to Jrun's
jvm.config level classpath. I've heard from the CF team a while ago
You could comment out the default in flex-config.xml and provide it via the
flashvars param in the HTML OBJECT PARAMs, but another way might be to reset
the connection to a new URL after the service is created (but before any
methods are invoked).
mx:RemoteObject id=myRO ... /
mx:Script
It seems obvious that the new charting and form features are based on Flex
1.5
I believe the CF charting features are completely independent of Flex.
Can you simply call the second one after the response from the first one has
returned?
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Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2005 11:25 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Excecute sync 2 remote object
This means Flex's proxy couldn't find a service called FormatSourceService
in the flex-config.xml configuration.
Can you check:
a) that the /WEB-INF/flex/flex-config.xml file exists
b) that this file contains the necessary sample configurations (i.e.
includes an entry for FormatSourceService) -
Typically each Flex web application has its own configuration file... though
I do see a case where many mirrored web applications could have the same
configuration.
For some reason I thought there was a context param to specify the location
of the Flex configuration file (which would make it
A colleague of mine just pointed out that you may be confusing a J2EE web
application with the concept of a coldfusion application.
If you only have one ColdFusion standalone installation, then you only have
one J2EE web application. This means you only have one place to specify a
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