You are right, I should not be using a 404 to signify that there was no result to return. So I changed my server code to return a 204 (No Content) instead and now my fault handler gets called in the IDE with status code 0.
If 0 means no errors then I am curious as to why the fault handler gets called rather than the result handler, but I wonder if anything other than a 200 results in the fault handler being triggered? Cheers Paul --- In [email protected], "valdhor" <valdhorli...@...> wrote: > > an event.statuscode of 0 means that there were no errors. You are checking if > the statuscode is NOT equal to 404. Is that what you really wanted to do? > > > > --- In [email protected], "tendancer2000" <tendancer@> wrote: > > > > Just finished my first ever Flex app (yay!) and deployed it to my tomcat > > server and it is behaving differently there compared to when I run it > > within the IDE. > > > > During the execution the Flex app makes an HTTPService call which returns a > > 404 if no data is found. My fault handler: > > > > if (event.statusCode != 404) > > Alert.show("A problem occurred fetching the moderation history data: " + > > event.statusCode); > > > > When run from within the IDE I get no alert, but when run from my tomcat > > server I get the alert and the status Code appears as "0", not even a 404. > > > > Can anyone suggest why this might be? Or any tips for debugging on the > > server? This is also my first attempt at a REST-ful application so maybe > > returning a 404 to signify 'no data found' isn't the best thing to do? > > > > Cheers > > > > Paul > > >
