We are getting closer ;-) The code you provided worked for me too. When I compare my code to yours I notice that I am using the $_POST array while you are using the PHP input stream. The other major difference is the fact that I am POSTing using via an URLVariables instance.
When I change both in my code then everything indeed works fine. The only problem now is that in the production code I have to send several ByteArray objects to the server in one go. And I have to process them separately in the PHP script. Hence I thought the obvious thing would be to assign the various vars to an URLVariables object and send that as the URLRequest data. On the PHP side I wanted then to access those vars again as members of the $_POST array and gzinflate the compressed vars there for further processing. Can you think of any solution that would make this possible? The only thing which comes to my mind at the moment is parsing the php input string by hand but I still would expect that the $_POST array should just work too, after all it seems it contains the correct compressed string. But when I feed that string to the gzinflate function I get an empty string in return and when I feed it the exact same string hardcoded then it returns the correct uncompressed string... I must be missing something obvious ;-) _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
