Sounds like the request isn¹t even hitting the server. That would be my
guess otherwise you would at least see the return header. I have always
found it useful to use restclient 2.2 on google code as you get a cool
little gui to manually set HTTP header values, authenticate as part of the
request. You can also persist requests to disk as well. It¹s a jar so you
will have to call it directly from the command line but I think Dustin did
provide some documentation. If not, let me know and I¹ll give a hand.

K
On 5/16/09 10:02 AM, "Terry May" <[email protected]> wrote:

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> Hi everyone, long time reader, first time poster.
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> I am using Blaze DS as an HTTP proxy to talk to a RESTful webservice.  I have
> a very simple MXML document with an HTTPService that defines an AMFChannel.
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> When the HTTPService throws a fault event, I need to access the HTTP headers
> and the message.body, but they are always null.
> I have looked at the AMF stream coming back from the proxy with charles and it
> doesn't look like the info I need is in the response at all!
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> Does anyone have any experience with this?  am I perhaps missing a server side
> configeration? or does Blaze just not send me that info (omg that would hurt
> if it is the case)
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> Thanks in advance for any help, as I am at the end of my rope with this.
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> Terry May 
> Detroit Area Adobe User Group Manager
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