Re: [flexcoders] flex2gateway error

2010-08-19 Thread Mary Jo Sminkey


It could very well be that your request response time is exceeding the 
default time out for Remote Objects, but I'm not sure about app not 
working **at all** after that. This can create the intermittent 
behavior you're seeing, depending on load or query response time from 
the app's database.  In AIR this is a real problem because on windows, 
the request times out at 30 seconds no matter what you do.  But you 
say you're running a Flex app so, you **should** be able to set the 
requestTimeout on your RemoteObject to a higher value and see a 
mitigation of the behavior. 


Thanks for the replywhen no one replied I assumed it's as confusing 
to the group as it is to me! I'm really at my wits end with this thing. 
If I had my choice, I'd probably just scrap the whole idea of doing it 
in Flex for the amount of time and trouble this has been causing me.


I don't see that it's a response time issue. I'm still in the testing 
and development stages so am only at this point using a very small data 
set to work with (I've already experienced the issues Flex has with 
large amounts of data over remoting so have at least taken that issue 
out of the loop until this is solved). Everything including the database 
is local on my personal workstation so there's virtually no lag at all, 
I get the error pretty much instantly when the flash component finishes 
loading.


I'm supposed to demo my progress to the client on Monday, and right now 
I can't even get the flash component to load up because of this 
error/bug. It's just totally maddening.



--- Mary Jo





Re: [flexcoders] flex2gateway error

2010-08-19 Thread Mary Jo Sminkey

 I think Charles Proxy may be useful for you to diagnose these problems. 

Okay, not familiar with it, but I'll look into it.


 Also take a look at your server log. 

Which one? Nothing appears to get written to any of the CF server logs 
when I hit the application, I don't see any errors in Apache or any 
reference at all to the flex2gateway. Are there other logs I should be 
checking?

 What server technology are you using? PHP? Apache?

ColdFusion 9.01 running on Windows with Apache.


 Generally when we see these types of fault they appear as a 500 
 response from the server.

Nope, that's what is so weird in my case, if I hit the 
localhost/flex2gateway manually it returns a normal 200 response. But 
for some reason, within the Flash component, it can't seem to find it. 
I've tried a variety of ways of referencing the URL but none seem to work.


 Have you stepped thorough your server side code.

I don't seem to get to the point where the server side remote method 
even gets called, so not sure what I'd be looking for? The code runs 
perfectly when this error isn't coming up.


 Also we have seen intermittant errors in Internet explorer that were 
 due to a badly configured https remote connection.

I'm testing mainly in FF, but for kicks I did try it in both IE8 and 
Chrome and while neither of those browser pop up the error message, 
execution still halts in the same place where it would be doing the 
remote call.


 Note I've no solutions for you I'm just saying some of the stuff you 
 can look at.

I appreciate it, but yeah, I've tried a lot of this, and a lot of other 
suggestions for gateway errors but simply cannot seem to find a 
solution. I'm using the latest Flash Builder product so I'm wondering if 
I've managed to hit on some obscure bug that is creating the problem. It 
does seem that the error *only* starts to come up when I've done a 
rebuild of the project while developing, but I've yet to figure out what 
causes it and how to get it to go away again once it happens. I've 
noticed as well that when I go back into my Flex project settings in FB, 
they often are changed from what I had previously entered and saved, but 
correcting them and rebuilding doesn't seem to fix the problem.


--- Mary Jo







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Re: [flexcoders] flex2gateway error

2010-08-19 Thread Mary Jo Sminkey
  On 8/19/2010 2:43 PM, Wesley Acheson wrote:
 Charles proxy is used for debugging what data is sent over the wire 
 via amf.

Okay, downloaded and installed Charles, thanks for the suggestion, looks 
like a very useful tool. And I found out from it that the problem seems 
to be that the call to the gateway is using a port that is invalid, it's 
trying to call it over port 37813. So that seems to be what is causing 
the problem. I googled the issue with that port and found this post on 
the Adobe forums:

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/541674?decorator=printdisplayFullThread=true

Stating that the problem was due to compiling with the Network Monitor 
turned on. Here's where things get problematic for me. Up until a few 
weeks ago, I was using the FB Premium demo version. We are *supposed* to 
get licenses where I work for it, but they seem to be held up so I was 
able to at least install a license for Standard...which does not include 
the Network Monitor feature. I know I had it turned onand the error 
seems to suggest that it's still behaving as if it's turned on...but I 
can't actually access it due to not having a Premium license.

So any clue how to disable it in this situation??


--- Mary Jo






Re: [flexcoders] flex2gateway error

2010-08-19 Thread Mary Jo Sminkey

 I would think that if you clean your project and re-compile it will 
 remove Network Monitor. Clearing any and all browser caches would be 
 recommended also to ensure you're running the re-compiled version.

Oh, I've done many cleans and recompiles trying to get past the error, 
that doesn't seem to fix it. And yes, have cleared the browser cache as 
well.

I'm thinking I probably will have to just uninstall Flash Builder 
completely from my machine and reinstall to see if that will fix the 
problem. Argghhh


--- Mary Jo




Re: [flexcoders] flex2gateway error

2010-08-19 Thread Mary Jo Sminkey
  On 8/19/2010 3:38 PM, Wesley Acheson wrote:
 Does flex4 still have channel config and remoting config? If so could 
 you post them?  Your communication channels should be listed there I 
 think. 

There doesn't seem to be a channel config, and I'm not seeing anything 
in the remoting config that would play into this. Perhaps you mean the 
services config file? That is where I see all the channel definitions, 
which all look similar to this:

endpoint 
uri=http://{server.name}:{server.port}{context.root}/flex2gateway/; 
class=coldfusion.flash.messaging.CFAMFEndPoint/

I did one point try manually setting that endpoint to 
localhost/flex2gateway and restarted the CF server to see if that 
effected it, but still did get the error.


--- Mary Jo




Re: [flexcoders] flex2gateway error

2010-08-19 Thread Mary Jo Sminkey


Well, I'm still dead in the water, tried uninstalling and reinstalling 
Flash Builder to no avail. Tried a couple other things as well that 
didn't effect it either.


The link to the forums that I posted below is a bit hard to follow with 
the broken English, but they seem to describe their application working 
when FB is open, and not working when it is closed. Mine is not running 
regardless of whether it is open or not...and in the debug error message 
it doesn't show that port address even though the http listener is 
showing it so I'm not convinced the Network Monitor has anything to do 
with it. I *do* have a feeling I've hit some kind of FB bug so I may see 
if we have an Adobe support contract to make use of. If not, I may have 
to figure out how to compile via the SDK just to verify that the Flash 
Builder product is the problem.






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On 8/19/2010 2:43 PM, Wesley Acheson wrote:
 Charles proxy is used for debugging what data is sent over the wire
 via amf.

Okay, downloaded and installed Charles, thanks for the suggestion, looks
like a very useful tool. And I found out from it that the problem seems
to be that the call to the gateway is using a port that is invalid, it's
trying to call it over port 37813. So that seems to be what is causing
the problem. I googled the issue with that port and found this post on
the Adobe forums:

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/541674?decorator=printdisplayFullThread=true 
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/541674?decorator=printdisplayFullThread=true


Stating that the problem was due to compiling with the Network Monitor
turned on. Here's where things get problematic for me. Up until a few
weeks ago, I was using the FB Premium demo version. We are *supposed* to
get licenses where I work for it, but they seem to be held up so I was
able to at least install a license for Standard...which does not include
the Network Monitor feature. I know I had it turned onand the error
seems to suggest that it's still behaving as if it's turned on...but I
can't actually access it due to not having a Premium license.

So any clue how to disable it in this situation??

--- Mary Jo







Re: [flexcoders] flex2gateway error

2010-08-19 Thread Mary Jo Sminkey
  Got it fixed! Found the bug report on the Flex Jira site that included 
instructions for fixing it. Was indeed the Network Monitor causing the 
problem. Here's the link in case anyone else runs across this:

https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FB-27235


Thanks for the help in finding this.


--- Mary Jo