Hi
Few days before we downloaded Flash MX Remoting and its components for java on
Linux.
As per Readme, we installed flash components on our Windows system where our
actionscript is residing and flash updater in tomcat server (version 5.0.18)
We downloaded flashgateway.jar from macromedia site and copied it into lib
directory of WEB-INF
We changed web.xml to include flashgateway.controller.GatewayServlet servlet.
We even added mapping for this servlet
Following are contents of our web.xml file related to GatewayServlet
<servlet
<servlet-name>FlashGatewayServlet</servlet-name
<servlet-class>flashgateway.controller.GatewayServlet</servlet-class
<init-param
<param-name>LOG_LEVEL</param-name
<param-value>Error</param-value
<description>Controls the level of information
logged.</description
</init-param
<init-param
<param-name>DISABLE_JAVA_ADAPTERS</param-name
<param-value>false</param-value
<description>When set to true, this setting disables
the Java Service Adapters in the ateway.</description
</init-param
<load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup
</servlet
<servlet-mapping
<servlet-name>FlashGatewayServlet</servlet-name
<url-pattern>/gateway</url-pattern
</servlet-mapping
When I try to connect with my server from flash actionscript, I am getting the
following error message
"URL not found 'http://192.10.3.5:8080/flashservices/gateway'
Can anyone help me to overcome from this issue.
Cruiser - 19 Feb 2004 04:39 GMT
Hi,
The URL you are using is: http://192.10.3.5:8080/flashservices/gateway
Is your root context *flashservices*?
I have a context on tomcat here as mx in whose web.xml I have done the
same so to connect to that URL I use http://localhost:8080/mx/gateway
Maybe that is the problem.
One more thing I heard from a newsgroup was that the trial version of
remoting does not accept an IP and only allows *localhost*. You might
wanna check it out I am not sure about this.
If it works for localhost then you can be sure thats the problem.
(duh!)
Hope this helps.
Cruiser.