RE: [flexcoders] Flex 2.0 web-service driving me up the wall

[Sho Kuwamoto]

Hi Kenlie.
 
You are almost there!
 
You have three choices:
    1) Add a crossdomain.xml file to the 
server.    2) Request the HTML file from a 
web server on the same domain as your server (in this case, 
localhost).
    3) Create a proxy.
 
You can find documentation on this 
here:

http://labs.macromedia.com/wiki/index.php/Flex:Accessing_Data
I 
understand your question about things getting harder, but I'm afraid there's 
nothing we can do about it at this point.
The 
security rules are no different than in Flex 1.0 or Flex 1.5. The security rules 
need to be there to prevent malicious websites from creating Flex applications 
that do bad things, such as collecting private information.
The 
reason you never noticed the security rules in Flex 1.0/1.5 is that the server 
automatically creates proxies for you. The reason we can't do that in Flex 
Builder 2.0 is that proxies *must* run on the server, and Flex Builder 2.0 
doesn't have a server component.
Later, 
when Flex Enterprise Services 2.0 is available, you will be able to do things 
the way that you were used to doing them in Flex 1.0/1.5.
-Sho


From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of knly 
browneSent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 11:36 AMTo: 
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Flex 2.0 web-service 
driving me up the wall
Good day again..So..i got a copy of the server from the 
server engineer and started it up on my machine.. Created a web-service object 
in my project and compiled my app as it loads up i give me a security violation 
telling my that i can't acces the URL...now the port for the server is http://localhost:8099/soap thats the 
address to the server on my machine.. so i know that you have to alow the 
security to access the URL, so in my flex application i create a method and call 
it on the initialize method for the Application:I tried 
Security.allowDomain('http://localhost:8099/soap') doesn't 
workI tried Security.allowDomain('*'); still doesn't work..So maybe 
am doing something wrong if that is the case could someone be kind enough to 
point me in the right directionFirst of all my application isn't being 
delivered by a server such as jboss or Apache, i just have it on my desktop and 
i launch it by double clicking on the htm file.. cause as we all know its 
standalone swfs.Even if i allowed the domains nothing changed.. i need 
some answers.. examples something cause I personally don't know why and when 
using web-services became so difficult..Thanks in Advance-- Kenlie BrowneSoftware Developer 





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