welcome to 2032 hell :) as you should have run across, this is a generic error thrown when th ebrowser says there is something wrong, but the browser does not tell FP what is wrong. I've seen this afflict IE with some webservices. It would happen randomly and with the same exact call/returned data pattern too, so I ruled out bad data. Implement a retry n times maybe, icky yes, but can drop the probability of total failure down.
DK On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 11:37 AM, thuvu03 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anyone? I still have not found a solution to this problem. I have > searched the web that there is an issue related to this that has to > do with ssl and caching in IE. But I am not using ssl. It's very > frustrating as my UI works fine if I have only one IE browser up. As > soon as I bring up another IE browser, one of my UIs gets this > Stream Error. > > > --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com <flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com>, > "thuvu03" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > I am using Flex 2.0. I have been getting Error #2032: Stream Error > on > > both IE6 and IE7 (but not Firefox) when I have mulitple UIs up in > > multiple IE browsers that invoke an operation of a web service. My > web > > service uses Apache Axis 1.2 and it's deployed to jboss server. > Here > > are the steps that will reproduce the #2032 error: > > > > 1. Bring up my Flex UI on one IE browser and login successfully. > Once > > logged in sucessfully, the UI will call the getEvents() webservice > > call with a timeout of 10s. If the server has any updates it will > > return the results right away. Else, it will wait for 10s to be up > and > > returns with no data to update. After the UI receives the response > it > > will then call getEvents() again. This will just go on indefintely > for > > the UI to get new updates. > > 2. Bring up my Flex UI on another new IE browser (on the same > machine > > as in step 1) and login succesfully again. Same as in step 1, the > UI > > will call the getEvents() webservice call to get new server > updates if > > any. > > 3. Using any of the UI (either in step 1 or 2), make some > > modifications to the data and submit to the server. The modified > data > > got submitted sucessfully. When one of the UIs calls getEvents() > it > > will get Error #2032 in the fault handler. > > > > Notes: I used Charles, TCP Monitor, and WireShark and I saw the > > getEvents() response coming back successfullly with valid SOAP > > response and the status code is 200 OK. I have searched the web > with > > nothing relevant to this. I have read that maybe it has to do with > the > > famous browser limitation of 2 http connections. If it is, it > works > > fine with Firefox even if I have 5 browsers up. Isn't Firefox has > 2 > > connections limit as well? > > It works perfectly fine if I have one and only one IE browser per > > client host.I even changed the http connections limit for IE to 10 > and > > still experiencing the same problem when I have 2 IEs up on the > same > > machine. > > > > Any helps/suggestions is greatly APPRECIATED for I have banged my > head > > on this problem for the past 4 days. > > > > Thanks, > > Thu > > > > > -- Douglas Knudsen http://www.cubicleman.com this is my signature, like it?
