Hey,
Much like a virgin learning to navigate the salacious curves of his
first partner, I've tried putting it everywhere and had little
success. Typo's aside, I've managed to resolve the on-save error with
the FDS version by putting the destination in the remoting-config.xml.
Now, when I load
I've never been so happy to realize I made such a stupid mistake! The
subsequent error was related to a web service that I had somehow put
an 'endpointdestination' reference instead of a 'destination'.
Splitting the pieces of the example services-config.xml as I
previously posted does work quite
Awesome. Could you post your findings on a blog or something for future
reference?
Patrick
Jamie O a écrit :
I've never been so happy to realize I made such a stupid mistake! The
subsequent error was related to a web service that I had somehow put
an 'endpointdestinatio n' reference instead
Hello,
I am able to do a stand-alone .mxml project using the samples you have
provided and connect well to my php methods / backend database. The
issue I have is when trying to deploy this as part of a Flex Data
Services / Cairngorm app I can't get the remote object to allow
compile or usage
Could you post the services_config.xml file you have?
Patrick
2006/12/18, Jamie O [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
I am able to do a stand-alone .mxml project using the samples you have
provided and connect well to my php methods / backend database. The
issue I have is when trying to deploy this
For the stand-alone basic .mxml I used a copy of the basic example
Renaud gave - with a different URL for the gateway which is located on
a separate server. For the cairngorm / FDS version, here are the
changes I made to the default FDS .xml files
1) In services-config.xml, add the service to the
Dang. I really don't know what to tell you man, it looks like everything is
in order. Unfortunately the services config file format is little documented
and uses new meanings for old terms which makes it completely cryptic and
unreadable, IMHO.
Patrick
2006/12/19, Jamie O [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jamie,
The RemoteObject (client side) found in my example is the same code
used for Cairngorm or non-Cairngorm applications.
Flex 2.0 and AMF3 (not sure where the requirement comes from, probably
AMF3) requires that you have a destination defined.
For Java adapters you can not use the
Jamie,
You can try putting the the adapter in the remoting-config.xml. Leave
the channel in the services-config.xml. ColdFusion's default remoting
services-config.xml puts them all in one file, and thats what I end up
doing for my non FDS stuff.
One thing I did notice in terms of the Cairngorm
I also think the services config format is a bit cryptic, at the least
lacking clear documentation on all the adapter/channel configuration
options.
Renaun
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Dang. I really don't know what to tell you man, it looks like
Patrick,
Nice! I have taken the code and created some quick examples. They
can be found here:
http://renaun.com/flex2/posts/AMFPHP1_9Example.html
http://renaun.com/flex2/posts/AMFPHP1_9ComplexExample.html
Notes: You can get the source by right clicking on the examples. It
was written for
Patrick,
The examples I created were done quick and are used as my initial test
apps for AMF0/3 backends. They are very basic and do not mean to show
any particular method of doing something. There are a lot of
different ways of creating, calling and handling events with
RemoteObject's. The in
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