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Jerry 2483 - 14 Oct 2005 09:08 GMT
Hi

I have created a Interactive mapping component within Flash remoting.
Everything runs fine if i am running of my machine or anywhere on the network,
however when i put it through through a url and IIS  to an html page it doesnt
work. I believe there  is an issue with the Gateway url or the root to the
compenent.

My gateway url is http://servername/flashservices/gateway which works 100%
locally or anywhere within the network
getService = flashremoting.waterways.com_mapping (which also works fine
locally or anywhere in the network)

I can play the movie anywhere  within the company network but when i  add it
to an html page and put it through a url i.e http://www.sitename.com/map.html 
the flash shows but the data isnt being pulled out.

Please help as it is doing my head in and i cant figure out what is wrong. Can
someone explain how they developed flash remoting moviews and put themon a url

Many Many Thanks in Advance

Jerry

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ashar2005 - 16 Oct 2005 13:50 GMT
Its just a security precaution in Flash....

Make your gatewayURL domain is the same as the domain of the page serving the
movie.
   
You said your gatewayURL is http://servername/.....
But you are trying to run it from http://www.sitename.com.

Change your gatewayURL to  http://www.sitename.com/flashservices/gateway
and make sure your cfc files are on that server.
 
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