John,
In the files I send you, you already have the ColdFusion
destination created. It’s not in the flex-enterprise-services.xml because
for FDS, that file in fact includes all the others where destinations are
created. The ColdFusion destination is inside of the flex-remoting-services.xml.
If you look at flex-enterprise-services.xml you have this code
<services>
<service-include
file-path="flex-remoting-service.xml" />
<service-include
file-path="flex-proxy-service.xml" />
<service-include
file-path="flex-message-service.xml" />
<service-include
file-path="flex-data-service.xml" />
</services>
This means that the FDS will read this 4 files. You could create
your own xml file with custom services as long you define here the include. The
big difference is that when setting up a project as “Coldfusion Flash
Remoting Service” it expects that your services destinations to be
created inside that file and not in an included one. I don’t know if it
does process the included files when compiling.
When using the FDS integration, I define it as “Flex Data
Services” and compile at server and like that I won’t have problems
with the destinations.
I might sound confusing , I hope not…
João Fernandes
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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of John
Sent: terça-feira, 16 de Maio de 2006 11:45
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] cf flex intergration
Hi Tom,
I think that I found the link that you were talking
about:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=592&threadid=1153354&CFID=17226482&CFTOKEN=dcb037bbc12e38a5-3878408B-ED34-2342-581C170B2660C9E0&jsessionid=4830a6854981281b6446
I thought that maybe I needed to add a channel in the
flex-enterprise.xml file. I will try this approach
tonight. I do use the remote object,and the path the
the cfc, but no data is being passed.
Thanks for your help, hopefully I can figure this out.
John
--- Tom Chiverton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> >>> On Tue, May 16, 2006 at 9:31 AM, in message
>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Is this a mac problem I am having? I am really
> thinking about getting
> a
> > windows machine(or at least a mactel(I hear you
> can run windows on
> it))) for
> > flex builder, would this end my problems?
>
> Doubt it - both FDS, ColdFusion and FB all run on
> top of Java, which
> sits on top of any O/S.
>
> > I love the mac,and have it set up to compile the
> swfs, but for the
> life of
> > me I can't figure this xcf flex intergration out,
> it seems impossible
> to me!
>
> Well, I just cracked it this morning - check of
> recent posts incl. an
> URL to the Macromedia forums.
>
> > I am so frustrated on getting this to work, I
> never thought that it
> would be
> > so difficult to set up coldfusion for flex.
>
> My neither, but I guess this is why it's beta :-)
>
>
>
> Tom Chiverton
>
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