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Hank
5/3/2005 12:00:00 AM
I'm having a seriously hard time getting this to work for us. I'm the .net side of this equasion, and know little or nothing about flash. I just want to confirm that i am doing this right....
**I have a blank .aspx page as a gateway.
**I have a webservice written exactly as it always has been before flash was invloved
**I installed the server download from macromedia and placed the dll in my bin folder
**I added the module refrence to my web.config

Is there anything I need to do to my code? The flash guy is new at this too, and keeps getting a "No Such Service" when he calls the service.

Is this my issue, or is it on his side? My services work from my angle, but this flash thing has me stumped.

-Hank

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James Fee
5/4/2005 12:00:00 AM
Is flash making a call within its domain? In other words is the web page
that holds the flash movie making a call on the same domain name to get to
your web service? And as far as this case goes, my1.domainname.com is not
the same domain as my2.domainname.com.

If they are on different domains, then you need to look at this article on
MM's site:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/flash/articles/fplayer_security_print.html

pay attention to the part about crossdomain.xml.

--
Jim Fee
Viking Electronic Services
jfee (at) vikinges (dot) com

dParser
5/7/2005 2:59:55 PM
If your are using C#, make sure your functions are not defined as static
functions.

We use Flash, Remoting and C# .NET and pass ASO objects back to Flash.

Richard
www.ewtechnology.com


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