macromedia flash flash remoting: Hi, i've been trying some tutorials about remoting over .NET. The code is
simple, everything is installed (FrameWork, SDK, Flash Remoting, components and
IIS) but a do always get the same error when trying to connect to the gateway.

Status (object #2)
.....code: "NetConnection.Call.Failed"
.....description: "HTTP: Status 405"
.....details: "http://localhost/flashremoting/gateway.aspx"
.....level: "error"

and the message

Error opening URL "http://localhost/flashremoting/gateway.aspx"

in the output window.

I'm sure it's not a code problem, can anyone help me??

Thanks.

Make sure that the BIN directory in your flashremoting folder under wwwroot has write access for your IUSER account and your ASPNET_USER account.

Yeah, everything is installed and apparently working fine.

I've discovered how to avoid the error I posted, it was an IIS configuration
matter but now i'm struck again with another error... and i think it's worst
than the first one because i get no feed about how to solve it.

Now I can connect, but i always get a

Status (object #2)
.....code: "NetConnection.Call.BadVersion"
.....description: ""
.....details: ""
.....level: "error"

It's the same if I try to call an assembly or asp.net resource, the
netDebugger shows the same. Does anybody know wich might be the problem? I
think it's related to the IIS configuration but i'm not sure...

It is likely that your gateway is not correctly configured for your ASP.NET web
application.

Have you got the following under your httpModules configuration in /Web.config?

<add name="GatewayController"
type="FlashGateway.Controller.GatewayController,flashgateway" />

The "flashgateway" here refers to the flashgateway.dll which shoud reside in
the web applications /bin subdirectory (i.e. the Local Assembly Cache (LAC))

Flash Remoting MX on .NET works by intercepting HTTP traffic and processing
the request body if the Content-Type was sent as "application/x-amf". That
error message occurs because the response from the
http://localhost/flashremoting/gateway.aspx URL is not AMF formatted, but
probably plain old HTML.

A status 405 may mean that you need to install ASP.NET on IIS (search for
instructions on running the aspnet_regiis.exe program, which is located in
\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322).