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if I run a .swf on the server with a remote object source = "server_path.mycfc"
what would source be if I was connecting to an external server at say www.mysite.com? Would it be mysite.com.server_path.mycfc |
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It is going to be the path to the cfc starting at the root of the site to the
CFC unless there is a ColdFusion server mapping that overrides it. However I have not tried this using mappings and I hear from others it does not work well. So lets say you had a cfc that resided in this folder starting from the root of your site {siteRoot}/com/mydomain/cfcs/ The source would be com.mydomain.cfcs And the destination would be ColdFusion (unless you had a need to configure a different destination in the XML files on the server.) So to answer your question more exactly a fully qualified domain name such as www.mysite.com simply points to the root of your site. The Source then states starting from the root where is the CFC I am wanting to talk to. Where it gets confusing is the habit of CF developers to place all their cfc's into folder paths using the Reverse domain name like the above {siteRoot}/com/mydomain/cfcs/. If you were to see this exact path in a server log however the way it might look would be http://www.mydomain.com/com/mydomain/cfcs/mycfc.cfc Of course you will never see that in a log because of the nature of cfc's but the point is to show how the path / source works. Hope that helps |
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