Ok. My problem is that I would like to conncet from Flah MX 2004 Authoring evironment trough https to ColdFusion (database). But everything seems to be ok when I connect trough http. I have also attached a file so you can try and see. It is very small and everthing you need to change is in this line : It is set to https .NetServices.setDefaultGatewayUrl("
Flash Mx 2004 can connect to database. I think there is some missunderstanding with certificates as Flash MX probably can not manage with them... I don't know. Only thing that I know that when i generate swf (which has this line inside NetServices.setDefaultGatewayUrl("
the conncetion work only in mozzila. This swf is nothing than a login (if you log in successfuly you will see a green light) otherwise it stays red. Username: markeb10 , password : keber. Try it for yourself .
Ok so I found on one forum that one guy had managed to create a connection (https) from Flash MX 2004. All he has written was:
> On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 10:48:52 -0400, Steven L. Sacks
> <steven.l.sacks@sidereusgroup.com> wrote:
>
>>Can I connect to an HTTPS url from inside the Flash MX 2004 IDE?
While the Flash Player doesn't seem to mind connectiong to https URLs, I
have never been able to get the IDE to use an https:// WSDL... and of
course, cold fusion WSDL's generate dynamically, so if I used an http://
WSDL, my web service connections would all be insecure.
My workaround was to call an http:// url, which was actually a
coldfusion file used to generate the WSDL with the https:// urls in it.
I'm kinda new here so I said to myself why not ask coldfusion masters about help.
I have a swf file online: (it works fine - except it doesn't work from Flash MX or Explorer when is not on the server)
Sounds like it's a flash issue not a coldfusion issue.
try the flash forum
forum250
Good luck!
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