Windows 2003 Server, ColdFusion MX 7.02, SQL Server In general, I'm just trying to cover the case where, if/when there is an issue how can I inform the user better.
Connecting with Flex is most of the time just fine. But, there are times when there are server issues. Thanks, Don --- In [email protected], "Dmitri Girski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Don, > > What is your server configuration? > > I had a lot of problems connecting Flex to Apache2/SSL. Something was > just wrong there - session disconnections and retries, high latency etc. > Then I switched to Apache1/SSL - this thing hasn't missed a beat so far. > > > Cheers > Dmitri. > > > > --- In [email protected], "Don Kerr" <fusionpage@> wrote: > > > > Thank you Dmitri. I just looked into XMLSocket. Looks like that would > > work great to test connection to host. > > > > In my scenario, the site, spacecityaug.com, would load just fine > > (host/web server ok), but if the remoteObject connection fails and/or > > http://www.spacecityaug.com/Flex2gateway connection fails, that's a > > different ball game. You get the spinning clock until the > > remoteObject fault event fires. (could be a long time if ColdFusion or > > SQL Server is bogged down for any reason). > > > > I may not have asked the right question. It might be more specific to > > remoteObject failure at the instance the > > http://www.spacecityaug.com/Flex2gateway connection is attempted, but > > before ColdFusion has a chance to return the data. > > > > maybe setting the RO.requestTimeout to a low number is what I need. > > > > I'll try this timeout. > > > > But, it was very cool to learn about XMLSocket. > > > > Thanks, > > Don > > > > > > > > > > >
