Anyone? I still have not found a solution to this problem. I have searched the web that there is an issue related to this that has to do with ssl and caching in IE. But I am not using ssl. It's very frustrating as my UI works fine if I have only one IE browser up. As soon as I bring up another IE browser, one of my UIs gets this Stream Error.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "thuvu03" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am using Flex 2.0. I have been getting Error #2032: Stream Error on > both IE6 and IE7 (but not Firefox) when I have mulitple UIs up in > multiple IE browsers that invoke an operation of a web service. My web > service uses Apache Axis 1.2 and it's deployed to jboss server. Here > are the steps that will reproduce the #2032 error: > > 1. Bring up my Flex UI on one IE browser and login successfully. Once > logged in sucessfully, the UI will call the getEvents() webservice > call with a timeout of 10s. If the server has any updates it will > return the results right away. Else, it will wait for 10s to be up and > returns with no data to update. After the UI receives the response it > will then call getEvents() again. This will just go on indefintely for > the UI to get new updates. > 2. Bring up my Flex UI on another new IE browser (on the same machine > as in step 1) and login succesfully again. Same as in step 1, the UI > will call the getEvents() webservice call to get new server updates if > any. > 3. Using any of the UI (either in step 1 or 2), make some > modifications to the data and submit to the server. The modified data > got submitted sucessfully. When one of the UIs calls getEvents() it > will get Error #2032 in the fault handler. > > Notes: I used Charles, TCP Monitor, and WireShark and I saw the > getEvents() response coming back successfullly with valid SOAP > response and the status code is 200 OK. I have searched the web with > nothing relevant to this. I have read that maybe it has to do with the > famous browser limitation of 2 http connections. If it is, it works > fine with Firefox even if I have 5 browsers up. Isn't Firefox has 2 > connections limit as well? > It works perfectly fine if I have one and only one IE browser per > client host.I even changed the http connections limit for IE to 10 and > still experiencing the same problem when I have 2 IEs up on the same > machine. > > Any helps/suggestions is greatly APPRECIATED for I have banged my head > on this problem for the past 4 days. > > Thanks, > Thu >
