I personally have not used the MultiTopicConsumer class (unless its underlying in something else I used, but still unaware).
Is there anyway you can interrogate the server side classes to find out if your client application is subscribed post a refresh? (does it log in cataline.out that the user has resubscribed) I can think of a brutal workaround if you can interrogate, create another destination (or to be doubly safe a simple jsp page) which you ask if you are connected after a certain timeout. Underlying a lot of the lcds stuff is netconnection,I enjoyed working with netconnection (and netstream) in AS2 more than AS3. Netconnection I find flaky as fugk. On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Besite - Bart <b...@besite.be> wrote: > > > Hello Jonathan, thanks for your reply :) i know the feeling ! > > The main problem that we deal with is the following (that I posted on the > mailing list some weeks ago, > but unfortunately, I did not get much answers) : > > "I have a messaging application that makes use of the MultiTopicConsumer > class. When I run my application for the first time, > a MultiTopicConsumer is instantiated and we subscribe() to the this > consumer. We always receive a MessageAckEvent message after subscribing. > > Now when we refresh our browser (F5), sometimes we don't receive a > MessageAckEvent after subscribing (and we also don't receive messages > for the topics we subscribed to). > > It's not clear when the subscription succeeds and when not.. " > > If you need more information, let me know. > > Kind regards > Bart > > > > I tried this and got 0 responses. :( > What are your issues, I have been through a fair amount of pain recently > with livecycle. > > On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Besite - Bart <b...@besite.be> wrote: > >> >> >> Dear all, >> >> We have developed a Flex application that extensively uses Livecycle >> Data Services, more precisely, we use the >> Data Management Service and Messaging Service. >> >> Our application should be released within a month, but we still >> encounter some problems and issues with LCDS, and are a bit stuck at the >> moment. >> We are considering to hire a Livecycle Expert for a few days that can >> help us with debugging the known problems. >> >> Our company is located in Belgium (nearby Brussels), but of course help >> from a distance is also an option. >> >> If there are people who consider themselves livecycle experts ;) and are >> interested, let us know ! >> >> Kind regards >> Bart >> > > > > -- > j:pn > \\no comment > > > > -- j:pn \\no comment
