Hi Taze, When the client disconnects, either of its own initiative in this case or due to a network problem out of its control, any outstanding calls are faulted and we let you know that their delivery to the server is in doubt. They may have reached the server, they may not have, we don't know. If the user really is logging out, they're in effect discarding any pending work so you could probably just ignore these faults in this case.
There aren't versions of these methods that wait for all outstanding calls to complete. If that's a policy you'd like to follow your app, you can track the AsycnTokens for all your outstanding calls (for DataService you'd probably want to issue explicit commits()) and if the user attempts to logout or disconnect while calls are still outstanding, you could just take note of that and issue a delayed logout/disconnect call once all pending calls return. But that could take awhile, so if you do something like that, put a notice up in the UI letting the user know what you're doing and possibly give them an escape hatch that just goes ahead and logouts/disconnects while pending calls are still outstanding if they really want to just shutdown immediately. Best, Seth From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of taze170171 Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:09 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [flexcoders] Check for open data service transactions before calling logout Hi! If the user presses the logout button and ds.disconnectAll() is called before every dataservice call has been finished the following error occurs: doFault:[RPC Fault faultString="Channel disconnected" faultCode="Client.Error.DeliveryInDoubt" faultDetail="Channel disconnected before an acknowledgement was received"] Is there a possibility to check for open transactions or messages which have not been sent yet to the dataservice before calling channelSet.disconnectAll() or channelSet.logout()? Or is there a disconnect or logout method which waits until all data service calls have been finished? Thnx, Taze
