Basic Remoting Problem

Hi all - first time here.  Not a lot of luck on Flashcoders (but thanks
to those who tried if they are on this list), so I thought I would try
this list.  I'm a Remoting virgin, (but not Actionscript) and I'm trying
to follow the HelloWorld application example in the LiveDocs, but am not
getting something right.  My ColdFusion experience is minimal - I have
completed the Figleaf course and that's it. =20

So, the setup:  I have a dynamic text field on the stage with an
instance name of "messageDisplay". The problem is the only thing I see
is in my trace
window:

6/24 17:56:37 [INFO] : Invoking helloWorld on remoteservices

And that's it. =20

The Code:

My ColdFusion component file is "HelloWorld.cfc" and only contains the
following:

<cfcomponent>
=09<cffunction name=3D"helloWorld" access=3D"remote">
=09	<cfreturn "Hello World">
=09</cffunction>
</cfcomponent>

I have tested this and other cfc and cfm files in the same location and
confirm they work in a browser.  The URL on my local machine is:

http://localhost/com/macromedia/test/HelloWorld.cfc

I have installed the 2.0 remoting classes and components and have no
problems importing them.  My Actionscript is in a file in the same
location as HelloWorld.cfc and is as follows:

import mx.remoting.Service;=20
import mx.services.Log;=20
import mx.rpc.RelayResponder;=20
import mx.rpc.FaultEvent;=20
import mx.rpc.ResultEvent;=20
import mx.remoting.PendingCall;=20
import mx.remoting.RecordSet;

// connect to service and create service object
var howdyService:Service =3D new
Service("http://localhost/com/macromedia/test/HelloWorld.cfc",
=09
new Log(),
=09
"remoteservices",
=09
null,=20
=09
null );

// call the service helloWorld() method
var pc:PendingCall =3D howdyService.helloWorld();

// tell the service what methods handle result and fault conditions
pc.responder =3D new RelayResponder( this, "helloWorld_Result",
"fault_Fault" ); =20

function helloWorld_Result(result:ResultEvent){
=09// display successful result
=09messageDisplay.text =3D flash.result;
=20          trace("helloWorld_Result called");
}
=09  =20
function fault_Fault(fault:FaultEvent){
=09//display fault returned from service
=09messageDisplay.text =3D fault.fault.faultstring;
}

Where have I erred?  Thanks for any insight.

Jason Merrill   |   E-Learning Solutions   |  icfconsulting.com

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