Here it is:

http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-2131

Let me know if I can help any more.

-Antun

Antun Karlovac wrote:
> This looks like a regression. I can reproduce it almost immediately in 
> lps-dev, and it's happening in lps-3.1.1. I've built lps-3.0, and I 
> cannot reproduce it there.
> 
> I have to get a bunch of images together to so that I can put together a 
> test case. Will do soon.
> 
> -Antun
> 
> Antun Karlovac wrote:
>> I can reproduce this very consistently even with a scaled down test 
>> case that includes nothing but:
>>
>>   - Clipping view.
>>   - Lazily replicated set of views that load an image.
>>   - Scrollbar.
>>
>> I'm pretty sure this was never a problem in the past. I need to get 
>> some images that I can distribute before I can share this test case.
>>
>> -Antun
>>
>> Henry Minsky wrote:
>>> Yep it sounds like the media loader is holding onto the two available 
>>> network connections and not releasing them. Which browser and OS are 
>>> you using?
>>> The media loader has all sorts of logic to try to determine if the 
>>> image has
>>> successfully loaded, but I can imagine some case that it gets 
>>> confused and thinks that the image has not loaded. In that case 
>>> though,the timeout is supposed to kick in and free up the connection 
>>> eventually. It sounds like things may be more wedged than that.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 6/2/06, *Antun Karlovac* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>>> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>>>
>>>     Hi Henry
>>>
>>>     I'm working the issue myself; I have all the code locally. The 
>>> images
>>>     are coming from my local box, and I can see the responses come in
>>>     afterwards.
>>>
>>>     The timeout is set to 5 seconds, so what the comment describes is
>>>     probably very relevant. Although I think there is another bug here
>>>     that's actually triggering the timeout (and hence the confusing 
>>> error
>>>     message).
>>>
>>>     When quickly slowly scroll through a lazily-replicated list of items
>>>     that include run-time loaded images, the list works fine. However 
>>> when
>>>     you scroll quickly, the lockup happens, and no images load.
>>>
>>>     I'm suspecting this is a media-loading a bug because the
>>>     lazily-replicated views are useless after this error happens. 
>>> Also the
>>>     debugger stops working; I can't eval code.
>>>
>>>     I'm going to try to come up with a simpler test case that I can 
>>> share.
>>>
>>>     -Antun
>>>
>>>     Henry Minsky wrote:
>>>      > There's a comment in data/LzLoader:
>>>      >
>>>      > LzLoader.prototype.returnData = function ( loadobj , data ){
>>>      >     // Check if returnData has already been called on this
>>>      >     // object. This can happen if a serverless data load timed 
>>> out in
>>>      >     // the LFC, but eventually returned something via the
>>>      >     // LoadVars.sendAndLoad() callback.
>>>      >     if (loadobj.loaded) {
>>>      >         if ($debug) {
>>>      >             Debug.warn("%w.returnData: %w already loaded",
>>>      >                        this, loadobj);
>>>      >         }
>>>      >         return;
>>>      >     }
>>>      >
>>>      > What resource is the app loading? Is it possible it is getting an
>>>     error
>>>      > or timeout?
>>>      > Can the customer manually try to fetch the URL using wget or a 
>>> web
>>>      > browser with tracing on HTTP, and see what response is being 
>>> returned
>>>      > from the server?
>>>      >
>>>      >
>>>      > On 6/2/06, *Antun Karlovac* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>     <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>      > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>     <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>> wrote:
>>>      >
>>>      >     I'm seeing a bug in a customer's (SOLO) application where
>>>     once the
>>>      >     following warning is reported:
>>>      >
>>>      >     ----
>>>      >     WARNING: «LzMediaLoader#7| «MediaLoadObj#6| <FILENAME>
>>>      >     (timedout)»».returnData: «MediaLoadObj#6| <FILENAME> 
>>> (timedout)»
>>>      >     already
>>>      >     loaded
>>>      >     ----
>>>      >
>>>      >     When the warning(s) show up, the views that were supposed to
>>>     display
>>>      >     runtime-loaded resources fail to attach them. All media
>>>     requests appear
>>>      >     to fail after the error shows up.
>>>      >
>>>      >     Has anyone got any clues as to what this error means, or
>>>     where it comes
>>>      >     from? I've searched the source code tree, and that error does
>>>     not appear
>>>      >     in there.
>>>      >
>>>      >     Thanks,
>>>      >
>>>      >     Antun
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>>>      >
>>>      >
>>>      > --
>>>      > Henry Minsky
>>>      > Software Architect
>>>      > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>     <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>>> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
>>>      >
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -- 
>>> Henry Minsky
>>> Software Architect
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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