--- In [email protected], "Marco Catunda" 
<marco.catu...@...> wrote:
>
> Amy,
> 
> I don't know if I understand you problem. When one operation fault, 
I
> guess this
> operation is finished, therefore there is no way receive many faults
> with the same
> operation. I think you have other problem...

You would think so, but that is what was happening.  I think that 
this was caused because each element in the Array that was being 
passed back was generating a fault.  I have no idea what the php code 
is, so I can only speculate as to why that happened.

> If even so you want do cancel this operation I will do this:
> 
> At then end of execute function, put this line:
>    taken.operation = _ro.getOperation('getServices');
> 
> In line with ??? replace for it:
>    var operation:Operation=token.operation;
> 
> I don't know if it will run, I don't test it...

I actually just used this:

_ro.getServices.cancel()

I think what you posted would work, too, but the documentation said 
BlazeDS only on that functionality, which, oddly, convinced me to 
think that this information would only be available in BlazeDS.

-Amy

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