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Developer license not working on Linux (Tomcat)

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Rocket Ron - 13 Jun 2006 11:09 GMT
Hi there, I'm having problems with the FR developer license when using Tomcat
on a Linux box. My .swf which communicates with the gateway servlet works fine
when running on a local machine on Windows but the "request denied" developer
license exception is thrown when moved to the Linux machine. I've copied
flashgateway.jar to my webapp WEB-INF/lib directory along with frconfig.txt
(which includes the Linux machines IP address), I've also tried copying
frconfig to the classes directory which has apparently worked for some people.
I was under the impression that the dev license allowed connection from one IP
address in addition to localhost, is this not the case ?

Thanks in advance,
Ronny.
Rocket Ron - 13 Jun 2006 11:32 GMT
In addition to this, the Tomcat server running on Windows doesn't enforce any IP restrictions, any machine on our company LAN can hit my local server and invoke remote calls through the Flash movie.
Rocket Ron - 16 Jun 2006 11:10 GMT
Still no response ? I'll have to assume that the problem would be fixed if I
paid for the full license but as I'm writing a proof of concept document I'm
not willing to part with money and rely on faith. BTW, I managed to get the
same code working in about an hour using OpenAMF on the same server deployment.
 
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