> I'm hoping someone can clear up some confusions I
> have regarding Flex and Coldfusion. Currently I am
> hosting my site with a well-known hosting company. I
> have many Coldfusion sites running in their shared
> environment. Today when I talked to them about
> loading my Flex site up (which
Kim Hoopingarner wrote:
> Thanks for the information. No one could answer this for me on the support
> lines I called. I knew to come to this site first. You guys got it
> together.
>
> Turns out I get the white screen with no errors. So I think I can move
> forward. Take care!
That i
Keep in mind, you run the risk of developing a bunch of remoting CFCs
and they might turn this off. In a shared hosting environment where
they say it's not allowed but it might technically be, you might be
safer to take the web service approach and secure them.
Kim Hoopingarner wrote:
> Thank
Thanks for the information. No one could answer this for me on the support
lines I called. I knew to come to this site first. You guys got it together.
Turns out I get the white screen with no errors. So I think I can move
forward. Take care!
~
Just to clarify, Flex is Flash and therefore a client-side environment. All
you need on the server side is the SWF file. I'm not sure if most shared
hosts disable Flash Remoting support, seems silly to me that they would, but
Jake is right on in that you can instead use Web Services or HTTP Servic
That is true if the flex component is self-contained, meaning it doesn't
need to communicate with the server. If it needs to communicate with
the server, they have to open up the flex gateway. You can find out
very easily if that is open simply by going to
http://yourdomain/flex2gateway/. I
I'm hoping someone can clear up some confusions I have regarding Flex and
Coldfusion. Currently I am hosting my site with a well-known hosting company.
I have many Coldfusion sites running in their shared environment. Today when I
talked to them about loading my Flex site up (which includes
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