a) I'd use an HTTP sniffer to watch the HTTP traffic and look for the response. A free tool is Paros Proxy which can be easily configured to be used by IE as a proxy to show all HTTP traffic going through the browser.
________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of jeremyfstewart Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 2:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Streaming bytes through a web service Actually I did a little more research into my issue, and so I wanted to add a further description: The web service is returning the image as an attachment, but when the flex application receives the response it says that it is invalid XML. The error reads: RPC Fault faultString="Error #1085: The element type "053118D593A126E55F0D77CE1332B758" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</053118D593A126E55F0D77CE1332B758>"." faultCode="DecodingError" faultDetail="null" I have not been able to yet get the response to display so that I can actually see what is being returned by the web service, but I do know that we have a JSP application that is able to handle this web service and the attachment that is sent. I have seen that there are some bugs in the Flex Bug and Issue Management System around these areas, so I am not sure if I have hit a bug or something else has occurred. If anybody has any thoughts on: a) How I can d! ebug this issue? (For example, getting the response to show. I have tried using a ResultEvent and then the following expression: event.message.toString(), which will only show me a result once a web service without an attachment is called.) b) Is there a work around that I can do for this error? Thank you in advance, Jeremy --- In [email protected], "jeremyfstewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > I am very new to Flex and Flash for that matter (only a day or two > working with it), so I do not even know if what I am asking is > possible. But I am hitting a web service that is returning byte array > of an image that I want my flex application to stream and then > display. Is this possible, and if so how? > > Just for clarification, we are trying to do a proof of concept and the > reason that the content needs to stream for this test is that we! are > trying to show how we can send content via the we! b servic e to multiple > applications without each of the applications having to log into the > "host" application (the web service does this for us). So in short, > we do not have access to an URL for the content only the bytes that > stream to us. > > I hope that was clear. > > Thank you for your help, > > Jeremy >
