Sebastian
Good morning. Thanks for your reply. I think I did not give you clear explanation about my issue. Firstly, I call Google web service in the openmeetings. This Google web service provides two type access method. One is [http] for version 1.0 and [https] for version 2.0. There is no any problem using [http] to call Google web service but it does not work using [https]. As I said in the last email, I got the error message and service cannot be load. >You always run in solo modus cause the application is running without openlaszlo as backend. In fact I have been distributed new openmeetings to Red5 server now. And you know, even though I download OpenMeetings and install to server, it also run on Red5. It seems not need to install openlaszlo server to run openmeetings. It means openmeetings always run in SOLO mode, doesn't it ? >You need to place a crossdomain.xml file similar to the one inside the openmeetings application into the web-root folder of your https server. I'm sorry I did not get the point. You mean I should put crossdomain.xml file to Google server, which I call the web service from it. It seems impossible, so I am very in trouble of it. Your advice is deeply appreciated. Thanks&Regards. Yali "[email protected]" <[email protected]>@googlegroups.com 2011/02/08 16:59:36 [email protected]に返信してください 送信者: [email protected] 宛先: [email protected] cc: 件名: Re: [openmeetings-dev] How to access remote resource (web service) Yali, this has nothing todo with solo and proxied modus. You always run in solo modus cause the application is running without openlaszlo as backend. You need to place a crossdomain.xml file similar to the one inside the openmeetings application into the web-root folder of your https server. Compare: http://openmeetings.de/crossdomain.xml Sebastian 2011/2/7 <[email protected]> Hello Sebastian I submit this following question before. In fact I want to know how to access remote resource(web service) from openmeetings client. I modified the chat function and using [http] mode to access remote resource. I does work well. But after I change the web service access method to [https], I got this error message and web service cannot be load. **** failture to load data in serverless apps may be caused by flash player security policies. Check your data server crossdomain.xml file **** I also don't know details of OpenLaszlo specifications about deploy mode (Proxied and SOLO) and security limition. And I also want to know what is the deploy mode of OpenMeetings, proxied or SOLO? It seems SOLO because there is no OpenLaszlo server is required to installed. Could you give some advice about it? Thanks & Regards Yali Hu Ari Ko 2011/02/02 15:48 宛先: [email protected] cc: 件名: [openmeetings-dev] what is openmeetings run mode (SOLO?Proxied?) (Document link: Ari Ko server) Hello Sebastian I also have one question want to confirm as the title of this email. As you know I did some modifications about chat function and call outside webservice. When I use [http] to call webservice there is no any problem in my local Ecplise development environment. But it seems impossible to load webservice using [https] and this error message was returned. **** failture to load data in serverless apps may be caused by flash player security policies. Check your data server crossdomain.xml file **** I search the explaination about flash security policies and crossdomain.xml, and know if Laslo application is deployed using SOLO mode, differenct domain data source cannot read out. In order to resolve this problem, the crossdomain.xml should be put to this outside server. But if laszlo application is deployed using Proxied mode, it seems there is no this kind problem. Becasue I have not complie and deploy my local openmeetings using ant now, so I don't know whether this problem will be resolved after I install it to the Red5 server. So firstly I want to know which mode is used by openmeetings deploy. And is there really no any problem to call outside webservice using Proxied mode? Your reply is very appreciated. Thanks & Regards Yali Hu -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "OpenMeetings developers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/openmeetings-dev?hl=en. -- Sebastian Wagner http://www.webbase-design.de http://openmeetings.googlecode.com http://www.wagner-sebastian.com [email protected] -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "OpenMeetings developers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. 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