RE: NetConnection.Call.Prohibited

errrmmm... as a sort of partial solution... If I put localhost in the
flash file and localhost in my browser it works.... also, if I put
somedomain in the flash file and somedomain in the browser it works
(note... localhost and somedomain are actually the same machine!?!?)
I've also tried creating a crossdomain.xml file in my web-page root with
the following code
 
<?xml version="1.0"?>
 
<cross-domain-policy>
  <allow-access-from domain="*" />
</cross-domain-policy>
 
I realise now, this is pretty off topic for openamf, but if anyone else
has run across the same problem? some help would still be appreciated
;-) 
Thanks
Dave

	-----Original Message-----
	From: David Lush 
	Sent: 02 June 2005 14:24
	To: [email protected]
	Subject: [Openamf-user] NetConnection.Call.Prohibited
	
	
	Hi,
	    I've just started using openamf in favour of macromedias
flash remoting in the past few days. First of all, good work on getting
such a product out to the open-source community :-D
	I had everything working the other day, starting with a simple
hello world passing a few strings back and forth, then using
ASTranslator to pass some value objects around, was quite happy with
myself ;-) . But I've just come back to it today and figured I best
change the URL in my Service constructor, to make sure it works on
remotely as well as with localhost e.g.
	 
	commonService = new Service(
	    "http://somedomain:8080/TestApp/gateway",
	    null,
	    "flashgateway.FlashGatewayBD",
	    null,
	    null);
	 
	And I've started getting the error message
'NetConnection.Call.Prohibited' in macromedia's netconnection debugger
(buggy piece of crap btw ;-( if anyone knows hot to make this thing work
reliably without suddenly dying I'd appreciate an email)
	My swf is embedded in a jsp with the following code;
	        <object width="396" height="500">
	            <param name="allowScriptAccess" value="sameDomain"
/>
	            <param name="movie" value="logon.swf">
	            <embed src="flash/logon.swf" width="396"
height="500" />
	        </object>
	 
	Googling this message only turns up a couple of results and it
appears to be otherwise undocumented :-/ Do I need to create on of these
crossdomain.xml files ? and if so where should I be putting it? in
'/WEB-INF/' ?
	Any help and/or guidance anyone can provide would be grealy
appreciated
	Cheers
	Dave
	 
	PS