Correct, remove the hostname and IP from your configuration and it will infer
it at runtime. FYI, I’m using crux as well, although, I have mine configured a
bit differently.
Example for you:
<mx:RemoteObject id="serviceDAO"
endpoint="messagebroker/websocket-amf<http://localhost:8080/messagebroker/websocket-amf>"
destination="genericService">
<mx:method name="findWithNamedQuery">
</mx:method>
</mx:RemoteObject>
Then, what I do, is set up my nginx proxy to forward traffic to my test server.
Have the forward include the “spaceiofm”. Then, your code is deployment
agnostic.
Hope that helps. Let me know if you need more concrete examples.
Brian
From: Roman Isitua <romanisi...@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2021 12:25 PM
To: users@royale.apache.org
Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Configuring rpc end points in royale
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your response. Though I am still not clear how your suggestion will
work. Formy app I am using crux. There is a beans.xml file where I configured
my remote end points as follows
<mx:RemoteObject id="serviceDAO"
endpoint="http://localhost:8080/messagebroker/websocket-amf";
destination="genericService">
<mx:method name="findWithNamedQuery">
</mx:method>
</mx:RemoteObject>
When running the program on my development pc my server is localhost. So it
works fine. When I deploy to the test server, the above configuration will not
work. I have to adjust the ip address to be something like this
<mx:RemoteObject id="serviceDAO"
endpoint="http://192.68.43.22:8080/spaciofm/messagebroker/websocket-amf";
destination="genericService">
<mx:method name="findWithNamedQuery">
</mx:method>
</mx:RemoteObject>
If I do this, it works.
My guess is that there should be a way to configure the end point such that it
defaults to the server host name without any configuration.
Regards,
On Mon, Oct 18, 2021 at 8:49 PM Brian Raymes
<brian.ray...@teotech.com<mailto:brian.ray...@teotech.com>> wrote:
Hi Roman,
I do this by running a local instance of Nginx that proxies to my backend (or
wherever you need as it’s easily changeable).
As for RPC configuration, I have mine all set relatively, as-in, simply:
AMFChannel("my-amf", "messagebroker/amf");
This way, they always look local, but proxy through Nginx to any server I need
throughout the development/test process.
By doing it this way, I never have to modify a build. They just work in call
cases, whether that be local for development, or remote when deployed.
If you need any config assistance for Nginx, let me know.
Regards,
Brian
From: Roman Isitua <romanisi...@gmail.com<mailto:romanisi...@gmail.com>>
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2021 9:23 AM
To: users@royale.apache.org<mailto:users@royale.apache.org>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Configuring rpc end points in royale
Hi,
In an app, I am working on. I am using rpc based end points to access my back
end. On my development machine I use localhost. I intend to start deploying the
the app to a test server for testing. I realise that each time, I do a
deployment to the test server, I have to remember to switch from local host to
the ip address of the test server. I do this via the beans.mxml configuration
files. (I am using crux). Sometimes I forget to do this, so I have to redeploy
again.
My question is, is there a better way to configure my rpc end points such that
I don't have to be changing ip addresses of the rpc end points in the
beans.mxml file ?
Once testing is done, the app will be moved to production, again, ip addresses
will change.
What is the best practice for configuring rpc end points in royale ?
Is there a way to store deployment environments specific configurations ?
Regards,
