<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!--
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Flash Remoting Gateway Configuration File - Version 1.2
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This presence of this file overrides the legacy behavior of
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the gateway. It allows the developer to customize which
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services are available.
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This file also introduces the concept of a basic whitelist
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which allows the developer to restrict access to
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particular classes and JNDI names.
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-->
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<gateway-config xmlns="http://www.macromedia.com/2004/gateway-config">
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This list establishes which service adapters are enabled and
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the order in which they are queried when searching for a supported service.
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-->
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<service-adapters>
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<adapter>flashgateway.adapter.resultset.PageableResultSetAdapter</adapter>
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<adapter>coldfusion.flash.adapter.ColdFusionAdapter</adapter>
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<adapter>coldfusion.flash.adapter.CFCAdapter</adapter>
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<adapter>coldfusion.flash.adapter.CFSSASAdapter</adapter>
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<!--<adapter type="stateful-class">flashgateway.adapter.java.JavaBeanAdapter</adapter>-->
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<!--<adapter type="stateless-class">flashgateway.adapter.java.JavaAdapter</adapter>-->
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<!--<adapter type="ejb">flashgateway.adapter.java.EJBAdapter</adapter>-->
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<!--<adapter type="servlet">flashgateway.adapter.java.ServletAdapter</adapter>-->
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<!--<adapter>coldfusion.flash.adapter.CFWSAdapter</adapter>-->
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</service-adapters>
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<security>
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<!-- The flashgateway.security.LoginCommand implementation used
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to perform local authentication, depending on the application
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server. -->
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<login-command>
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<class>flashgateway.security.JRunLoginCommand</class>
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<server-match>JRun</server-match>
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</login-command>
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<!-- Stack traces are useful for debugging and product support, but they should
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not be sent to the client in "production mode" as they can expose internal
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information about the system. -->
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<show-stacktraces>false</show-stacktraces>
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<!-- A whitelist specifies which remote sources can be accessed through the
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gateway. The * character can be used as a wildcard to imply ALL matches. -->
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<whitelist>
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<source>*</source>
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</whitelist>
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</security>
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<!-- The flashgateway.log.Logger implementation used to redirect
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logging information, depending on the application server. -->
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<logger level="Error">coldfusion.flash.ColdFusionLogger</logger>
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<!-- A redirect URL can be supplied to handle HTTP requests that were
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not sent with AMF data -->
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<!-- <redirect-url>{context.root}</redirect-url> -->
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<!-- Determines how complex objects/generic class data types are to be
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handled by the gateway. The two options are Classic or Flex.
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Classic mode performs shallow serialization on all non-static fields
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for classes implemeting java.io.Serializable.
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Flex mode uses improvements made for Flex's RemoteObject feature
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and performs deep serialization on fields with bean accessors for any
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class. -->
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<serialization>Classic</serialization>
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<!-- ActionScript 1.0 and ColdFusion use case insensitive data structures
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to store associative arrays, objects and structs - the Java representation
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of these datatypes requires a case-insensitive Map, which the gateway
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achieves by looking up all keys in lowercase. If case insensitivity is desired
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then this setting should be set to true. ActionScript 2.0 is now case sensitive,
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but setting this to true will allow ColdFusion to look up keys case insensitively, and
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will not actually change the case of the keys. For AS 2.0 to java this should be false,
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since both are case sensitive. -->
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<lowercase-keys>true</lowercase-keys>
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</gateway-config>
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