Hi Jim,
Thanks for suggestion, but I now have everything running in the same
domain, so no more CORS problems.
I have continued checking Royale RemoteObject. It certainly looks as
though it sends the right data, and the CF log shows the data is
received, but CF fails with a Null Pointer Exception at
coldfusion.filter.ComponentFilter.normalizeParamTypeForAjax(ComponentFilter.java:297)
I don't know anything about Ajax, but perhaps this means the request
header needs some Ajax info. Does anyone know anything about Ajax?
Doug
On 07/06/2022 16:53, Jim McNamara wrote:
Hi Doug-
I have a suggestion. If I am understanding it right why don't you try the CORS
plug-in. I think it is for Chrome or maybe edge.
I used it when I got a cross policy error when I fooled around with the Vue.js
framework.
If that is all that it is...
thanks,
jim (robo-loki)
On Monday, June 6, 2022, 11:26:28 PM EDT, Doug Simmons <doug777...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi All,
Many thanks for all the suggestions. I will give them a try.
Surely though, the best solution is to get Royale RemoteObject working
properly, unless anyone is aware of some fundamental reason why it can't. I'm
happy to take a look at any relevant source code to see if I can devise a fix
at least for CF. It wouldn't be quick as I will shortly be away for nearly two
months. But if there is no time constraint, I'm happy to try.
Doug
On 07/06/2022 05:18, Alina Kazi wrote:
Hi Doug,
I have used mx:RemoteObject in several applications.
Remote Object in declaration block of mxml file
<mx:RemoteObject id="EPSObj" destination="{RODestination}" endpoint="{ROEndpoint}"
showBusyCursor="true" source="{ROSource}">
Responder and fault handlers I have added using AsyncTolen and Responder.
var responder680:Responder = new Responder(on_sel_ScanDocTypeCd_SimpleRH,
ROFaultHandler);
var token680:AsyncToken =
EPSObj.sel_ScanDocTypeCd_Simple((FlexGlobals.topLevelApplication as
IEPS).getAppUserInfo(true)); token680.addResponder(responder680);
trace(token680);
In some cases I have created the RemoteObject in actionscript class too and it
works fine.
In the above case the Result handler is: on_sel_ScanDocTypeCd_SimpleRH
And fault handler is :
ROFaultHandler
Hope that helps.
-Alina Kazi
On Tue, 7 Jun 2022, 2:02 am Maria Jose Esteve, <mjest...@iest.com> wrote:
Have you tried mx:RemoteObject?
Hiedra
De: Doug Simmons <doug777...@gmail.com>
Enviado el: domingo, 5 de junio de 2022 6:38
Para: users@royale.apache.org
Asunto: Royale RemoteObject with ColdFuaion
Hi,
Apache Royale Remote Object API says it is suitable for use with ColdFusion,
but I can't get it to work.
In a Flex (AIR) project I have :
<s:RemoteObject id="roWeDates" destination="ColdFusion"
source="charts.PCWEDates">
<s:method name="getmonthdates" result="roWEDatesResultHandler(event)"
fault="roFaultHandler(event)"/>
</s:RemoteObject>
this.roWeDates.getmonthdates(this.yearChooser.selectedItem,
this.monthChooser.selectedIndex + 1);
and it all works perfectly.
Now I need to get this working in a browser.
So I have SDK Apache Royale 0.9.9 (JS only) (Bundled)
<js:RemoteObject id="roWEDates" destination="ColdFusion"
result="roWEDateResultHandler(event)" fault="roFaultHandler(event)"
endPoint="http://localhost:8500/charts/PCWEDates.cfc"/>
this.roWEDates.send("getmonthdates", [this.yearChooser.selectedItem,
this.monthChooser.selectedIndex + 1]);
This compiles correctly and then when you run it and send to the CF method : -
No data is returned from CF and neither result or fault handlers are triggered.
The browser log shows :
POSThttp://localhost:8500/popcharts/PCWEDates.cfc [HTTP/1.1 302 Found
972ms]
destination fault handler
Object { code: -1005, message: "Invalid response.", detail: "", data: null }
Language.js:280:22
I have tried with flex2gateway in the cfc url, but this causes a CORS preflight
error.
Does anyone have a solution?
Doug
