Still trying to get this working.  It's been over a week of
different configurations and a SecureAMF-only (HTTPS) solution only
works on standalone JRun.  Have the guys at Macromedia tested Flex 2
Remoting over HTTPS on anything other than JRun?

Thanks,
Steven

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Steven Toth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I've also setup the flex application to run on Tomcat. Again, it
works
> fine over an AMFChannel (HTTP), but not over a SecureAMF channel
> (HTTPS).  It seems that there's a bug here.  The only platform I
could
> get it to work strictly over the SecureAMFChannel is standalone
JRun. 
> I was not able to get it to work strictly over HTTPS on standalone
> Tomcat, Apache->Tomcat, Apache->JRun, or IIS-JRun.  All of these
> configurations support working applications that are executing
strictly
> over HTTPS. 
>
> Has anyone had other results?  Can anyone at Macromedia/Adobe
comment? 
> Flex 2.0 is a great technology, but it's not going to penetrate
the
> mainstream if it won't run on the lion's share of web
environments. 
> We've made a concerted effort to use Flex 2.0 and it would be
counter
> productive to move back to the Flex 1.5 platform.  Strictly using
JRun
> is not an option where existing environments are already
situated. 
>
> I would be elated if I were simply missing something or configured
> something incorrectly, but other applications are working fine on
these
> configurations.  Also, as I mentioned previously, I see some of
the
> flex messages in the log.  Are there additional settings to run
over
> SecureAMF? 
>
> I'm truly at an impass.  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks.
>
> --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Steven Toth" <steventoth@>
wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone been able to get Flex 2.0 remote objects to work over
a
> > SecureAMFChannel (HTTPS) in Apache or IIS via the JRUN
connectors?  I
> > have had success over a AMFChannel (HTTP) in Apache and IIS, but
have
> > only been able to get it to work over a SecureAMFChannel (HTTPS)
when
> > using JRun by itself. 
> >
> > When executing over a AMFChannel (HTTP) in Apache and IIS, or
over a
> > SecureAMFChannel (HTTPS) in standalone JRun I see traces for
> > CommandMessage, AcknowledgeMessage, and RemotingMessage. 
However,
> > when running over a SecureAMFChannel (HTTPS) in Apache or IIS I
only
> > see the CommandMessage and AcknowledgeMessage.
> >
> > Any help would be greatly appreciated, I've put a lot of effort
into
> > getting this to work and I'm at a loss. Thanks.
> >
>







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