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send failing
Ok, so we are getting down to the nub of the problem.this is what my
flex-enterprise-services.xml file says my channel
williamsSent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 5:48 PMTo:
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send failing
Problem solved.Well I really learned how to debug stuff here, but the
problem was dumb.You cant have two flex webapps in the webapps folder.
At some point in this
Ok, so we are getting down to the nub of the problem.this is what my flex-enterprise-services.xml file says my channel definition is: http://localhost:8080/uploadServer/messagebroker/amf" class="flex.messaging.endpoints.AMFEndpoint
"/> false
line and b) make
sure you're using an HTTP URL to load the SWF (rather than from the file
system.
Pete
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Problem solved.Well I really learned how to debug stuff here, but the problem was dumb.You cant have two flex webapps in the webapps folder. At some point in this process (hours ago) I had figured that out, and I had removed the unpacked samples folder from webapps, but I had forgotten to remove
Just as a test I changed the definiton of the my-amf endpoint in flex-enterprise-services.xml to
http://localhost:8080/uploadServer/messagebrokersilly/amfjust to see if this would effect what the flex debugger says I am looking for.It still says it thinks the channel definition is: server.nam
Title: RE: [flexcoders] Re: remoteObject send failing
> It didnt work.
> So now I am wondering if uploadServer isnt my context.root.
> It is the name of my webapp. Perhaps these are not the same
> thing.
[Pete] Try browsing to the endpoint URI. If it's correct, it
nd then watch the flashlog.txt for more info?I did stick this in, but could you tell me where flashlog.txt is kept?Thanks
Hank
Pete
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Well, that is a much cleaner call, but it still does the same thing
:(Hank
On 6/20/06, Doug
Lowder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
: [flexcoders] Re: remoteObject
send failing
Well, that is a much cleaner call, but it still does the same thing
:(Hank
On 6/20/06, Doug
Lowder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi Hank,You should be
able to call your RemoteObject method directly. See if the
following works:
Well, that is a much cleaner call, but it still does the same thing :(HankOn 6/20/06, Doug Lowder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Hi Hank,You should be able to call your RemoteObject method directly. See
if the following works: click="chartTemplate.findCharts(1)" />- Doug--- In flexcoders@yahoo
Hi Hank,
You should be able to call your RemoteObject method directly. See
if the following works:
- Doug
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "hank williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I am trying to get remoteObjects up and running, talking to a FDS.
>
> I use mxml binding, and when
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