First thing to check is to see if you can call your cfcs with a regular http
call :
http://localhost/flex/remoting/samples/SomeService.cfc

To start with Flex/CF connectivity, do not use named remote objects.
Simply use the default ColdFusion destination (defined when installing the
updater) + source attribute.

Ex.:
<mx:RemoteObject id="someService"
        destination="ColdFusion"
        source="flex.remoting.samples.SomeService" />

Benoit Hediard

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Objet : [flexcoders] Coldfusion cfc's and Flex Remote Objects

Hi,

i have successfully got this working (almost!) at long last. I am running
both my cf and flex as iintegrated JRun servers on my server machine (port
8700 and 8500 respectively) and i am developing and accessing the mxml files
from my laptop.

I can get the echo cfc to work ok, and i also placed another cfc in the same
directory (plants.cfc) which seems to let me get flex and cf communicating.

My problem is that when i try to use another cfc in another directory (not
\flex\remoting\samples\) flex doesnt seem to be able to communicate at all,
it just sits there with the busy symbol.

Im not sure whats going on, but i am sure that i have added the appropriate
code in the right places and all the configuration files (flex's
flex-config.xml, cf's gateway-config.xml) seem to be in order!

Its just not working at all and i cant continue developing until i can
reliably have access to the cfc's!

Also, the named remote objects are giving em a bit of trouble...
should i be pointing to the server name or localhost. When i use localhost,
flex doesnt seem to be able to talk to the cfc's, but when i use the servers
name (advent) it seems to work fine.

Basically i cant get my flex to talk to my cfc's when they are stored in my
main cfc directory. I have restarted both the cf and flex servers on many
occasions and i have also restarted the whole machine on a few occasions
just to be sure everything is initialised properly.
I'll give it another restart now just to see.

Please help,

Barry






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