Wow - ServiceCapture is really cool! I didn't know you could see stuff like that so easily. Unfortunately, its not showing me anything new. i.e. when an error occurs, the results in ServiceCapture look the same as a session where the app doesn't return any errors. What does that mean?
There's eight webservice calls when an app is first loaded. One thing I did notice is that the order of these calls appears to differ depending on the session. I didn't think that any one service call requires another, but considering the sporadic nature of the errors, is it possible that the problem here is that simple? Thanks, - Chris --- In [email protected], Patrick Mineault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You should try using ServiceCapture or Charles debugging proxy to > inspect the data being sent over the wire when an error occurs. > > Patrick > > qnotemedia a écrit : > > > > I have two Flex apps using all of the above that perform flawlessly on > > my localhost, but after moving them to hostmysite.com, they have > > sporadic issues. Its always an error statement that I have created, in > > a Flex Alert.show fault return, though I'm not entirely sure if where > > the actual error is taking place - I would assume in CF. > > > > What I have is two CFCs, one with all of my DB-changing functions, and > > the other with my get-data-only functions. At the beginning of my app, > > I call out maybe seven webservice calls to the read-only CFC to grab > > data, and again, while it works perfect on my localhost, once on > > hostmysite, anywhere from 1-3 of these may or may not fail. Its very > > random. Many times, the app will work just fine. I wanted to use > > remote object, but unfortunately, hostmysite doesn't support this, so > > I'm stuck with WebService. > > > > Where do you think these random failures are happening, why is it > > happening, and what can I do about it? > > > > >
