Ryan...I encountered those same errors on a CSP application that I inherited when the original programmer moved on. What I found was that in my case they occurred when a call was made to go get a large amount of data via ddp from a DSM system. If the DSM system, or the network itself was running slow, if the data was not returned to the calling page quickly enough, we got these errors. If we requested a smaller amount of data, or the network/dsm systems were not over worked, then all worked fine.
I hope this helps. Mike Minor Z-Code Systems, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: 407-656-4990 "Ryan Muller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hey all, I'm working on switching machines for one of our intranet > applications, the old machine was running Windows XP Professional, the new > machine is running Windows 2000.. All the files/namespaces/objects/etc.. > moved over fine.. and the page loaded, it pulled data fine.. when I went to > one of my forms that used cspbind on some fields, and clicked "Save" it gave > me the "Unable to Process Hyperevent" error.. I've seen this error before > on client sides when they needed to update their java virtual machine.. but > this is now appearing on all of the machines that is trying to access it.. > Any ideas of what it might be? I tried intersystem's recommended test with > the zipcode csp file, and that actually worked fine, didn't spit out any > errors. > > Thank you, > > Ryan Muller > >
