I believe I've run into the same problem. I haven't checked the length of the POST data, but I'll bet it's over 1022 bytes.
This is under Windows XP, Internet Explorer, and the latest Flash (9,0,115,0). I'm seeing the same behavior with Opera under Windows. Firefox is fine, Apple Safari (under Windows) is fine too. Firefox under Linux is fine. The data gets to the server okay. It seems that the problem is related to the Flash ActiveX wrapper. I'm communicating with Amazon S3, so I don't have a lot of control over the settings. If I got more information with the error, I could ignore it. But all I get is "2032 Stream Error". Very frustrating and scary for my customers (over 50% of which use IE). I haven't tried WireShark under Windows, but I'm afraid I just don't have much control over what Amazon S3 responds with. Carlos --- In [email protected], "Dmitri Girski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Install Wireshark sniffer and check the contents of the packets. I am > inclined to think that this problem is on a server side. > > PS What is on the server side? > > > > --- In [email protected], "longxjyh" longxjyh@ wrote: > > > > When I use HttpService to send data by post method,I encounter a > > problem.I find if the length of the post data is over 1022,then flex > > rises the runtime error 2032.However the data is sended to server > > wholelly and the server has accepted all the data without any error.I > > can't understand why flex rises such error.The problem exists only in > > IE.In firefox ,it's ok,no problem. > > >
