[flexcoders] Re: How to write Flex proxy without data server access and FDS

Mark, Thanks again for your suggestion. Here's what I've got now: I've generated a proxy script (in both .NET and C#) based on wsdl file. The proxy script resides on the same server (IIS) as my SWF file. Now, how do I invoke my proxy script from MXML file? Just out of silliness, I've tried

[flexcoders] Re: How to write Flex proxy without data server access and FDS

Mark, Thank you for your suggestion. The only feasible option for me would be to write the Proxy script and put it on the same server that hosts swf file (I do have access to that). I'll have to check whether client's IIS server has Cold Fusion or PHP support ... otherwise, my options would be

[flexcoders] Re: How to write Flex proxy without data server access and FDS

Your choices are: 1. put a crossdomain file on the server that provides the webservice 2. put a proxy script on the server that is hosting the SWF 3. put a proxy script on ANY server ANYWHERE, provided it has a crossdomain file 4. use FDS proxying on the server that is hosting the SWF From your

[flexcoders] Re: How to write Flex proxy without data server access and FDS

Sucks doesn't it?! I'm looking for a good answer to this as well I have discovered that Apollo doesn't have this issue though! (If it's any consolation) --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, rzilist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi folks, I'm consuming a webservice from secured domain which has