Maybe you are hitting the same bug as in http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-1652?

Note that there is a workaround in the comments at the bottom of the page.

kathryn aaker wrote:
I'm about to submit a bug on this and I can't find any open relevant ones in JIRA, but was wondering if anyone else had come across it.

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Summary:
I have views that replicate according to their bound data- they have a subview with a datapath bound to an image source attribute and call setSource() from the applyData method.  I change that bound data based on user action- in my test case, a button click.  If that data changes too quickly(If you double/triple click), setSource() is called, but it doesn't actually go and request the image.  Not only that, but from that point forward, *ALL* outbound requests fail silently.

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Test files:
test-loadingbug.lzx - embededed data and laszlo gui
images/ - directory of images to load

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To reproduce: (after unzipping to a working laszlo directory)
1.  Run test-loadingbug.lzx
2.  Single click "apply a new dataset" to see views replicate and load images
3.  Single click "apply a new dataset" to see views replicate again with different data
4.  Click "try sending data" to see a request send (and fail: expected behavior) in the debugger our output field
5.  Click "apply a new dataset" several times quickly, until the replicated views show as gray boxes with no images
6.  Click "try sending data" to see a request send, but not show response (fail) from server.

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You can verify with an external debugger like liveHttpHeaders, Charles, or Fiddler that the calls are or are not being sent.

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Notes:
* Reproduces with both proxied and unproxied applications
* Reproduces with FP7 in IE, FP8 in Firefox, and the standalone SWF player with compiled lzx.swf
* Reproduces with setSource() called from ondata event instead of applyData method
* Reproduces with OpenLaszlo 3.2 and 3.3
* Reproduces with images located in local filesystem or loaded remotely

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My guess is that there's something going on when a replicated view is removed while an image is still loading into it.  I'm not sure where to look from here.

Any thoughts or ideas?

Thanks much,
Kathryn









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