Re: NetConnection.Call.Prohibited

It sounds to me like you may not have configured your
openamf-config.xml file correctly.

Have you done that? Do you have the gateway listed as a service and
each method being called listed? The default openamf-config.xml has
clear examples of how to do this.

As far as the NetConnectionDebugger goes, I have *never* had it crash
(or is it crashing?) How exactly are you using it? What are your
expectations? What are you seeing?

Leif

On 6/2/05, David Lush <[email protected]> wrote:
>  
> 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


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