Last Updated: June 13, 2003
Answer: NO
well you have to. You can’t remove the remoting services from CFMX. The only problem is finding the DefaultGatewayURL.
I believe Flash Remoting MX is a separate product.
Macromedia has a defaultgateway for flash remoting built into coldfusion application.
http://domain/flashservices/gateway
is this not available to us?
If cold fusion has a gateway, you should be able to use it
Yash,
Please see the below message. Full cold fusion support is one of the reasons i selected Jodohost. Please let me know if you can provide more insight. Thank you
unsuccessful attempts to connect to Flash Remoting on multihomed Microsoft IIS servers
When you install ColdFusion MX to work with the Microsoft IIS server, ColdFusion MX is configured to work with the IIS Default website. However, the installer does not automatically configure files and services so that ColdFusion MX and the Flash Remoting service will work with virtual sites on a multihomed server (meaning a server that provides access for multiple domain names and IP addresses). This is because the ColdFusion MX installer configures the Default website and not the Master Properties sheet.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash_remoting/ts/documents/iis_gateway_connection.htm
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Last Updated: June 13, 2003
Answer: NO
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Should be possible using amfphp which is open source version of Flash Remoting via PHP and mySQL