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We've been using Flash Remoting for years and now, while testing CF 10 on a development server, find that it no longer works.
In particular, I get a 404 error when trying to access https://{ip address}/flashservices/gateway.
I've already confirmed that remoting is enabled in the Administrator and followed the steps given in the documentation (http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/10.0/Installing/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cdec18969-7ffa.htm...
Any advice?
It may seem silly, but the solution was to add a slash ('/') to the end of the gateway URL:
https://{ip address}/flashservices/gateway/
This was not required in earlier versions, but apparently it is in CF 10.
Once I added that character to my code, Flash Remoting worked in my application, again.
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It might help to create an empty folder named flashservices in your root directory.
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It may seem silly, but the solution was to add a slash ('/') to the end of the gateway URL:
https://{ip address}/flashservices/gateway/
This was not required in earlier versions, but apparently it is in CF 10.
Once I added that character to my code, Flash Remoting worked in my application, again.
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One character! What a pleasing answer! Please mark the question as answered. I am certain it will help someone in future.
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If you don't want to change your as-files:
JkMountFile
"[Path to CF-Installation]/config/wsconfig/1/uriworkermap.properties"
change
/flashservices/gateway/* = cfusion
to
/flashservices/gateway = cfusion
restart CF
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I had a similar issue with CF 11 and successfully used the the changes the the uriworkermap.properties , thank God for people who take the trouble to post these fixes, well done.