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 <mx:WebService, and wsdl="myProxyScript" useProxy="true" (also tried useProxy="false") ... This gave me the "HTTP request error". I know I should really invoke the web method on proxy script, but I guess I'm just so dumb, that I can't figure it out. Please help! Thanks, /Roman
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Shepherd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 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 comments, #1 and #4 are not available options. It's not > clear from your comments whether #2 is possible. So do #2 if you have > access to the server hosting the SWF, or #3 otherwise. > > By "Proxy Script", I mean a very simple webservice (REST is OK) that > receives requests from Flash and relays them on to the desired target > webservice. This is something you can easily create in Cold Fusion, > PHP, or most any server-side scripting language. > > This is a very basic analysis; if you have security, performance, or > capacity issues then my suggestions might not be suitable. There may be > other options as well, anyone have any other ideas? > > Mark Shepherd > http://mark-shepherd.com > > --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "rzilist" <rzilist@> wrote: > > > > Hi folks, > > I'm consuming a webservice from secured domain which has no > > crossdomain.xml file found at server root. It works locally, but I get > > the "Security error accessing url" message when swf file gets deployed > > to IIS server. As far as I know I either need a proxy process on the > > server hosting a webservice (which I have no access to), or have the > > proxy-config.xml on FDS (which I also don't have). Is there a way > > around it? Please help. > > Thanks, > > Roman > > >
