Yes, maybe it's a question of the order of the requests, or maybe you
are running into race conditions of some kind. Try enabling throttling
in ServiceCapture and set it to a low value (like 56k) to see if it
makes the problem occur more frequently or less so. Maybe that will give
you a hint as to what is going on.
Patrick
qnotemedia a écrit :
Wow - ServiceCapture is really cool! I didn't know you could see
stuff like that so easily. Unfortunately, its not showing me
anything new. i.e. when an error occurs, the results in
ServiceCapture look the same as a session where the app doesn't
return any errors. What does that mean?
There's eight webservice calls when an app is first loaded. One
thing I did notice is that the order of these calls appears to differ
depending on the session. I didn't think that any one service call
requires another, but considering the sporadic nature of the errors,
is it possible that the problem here is that simple?
Thanks,
- Chris
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You should try using ServiceCapture or Charles debugging proxy to
inspect the data being sent over the wire when an error occurs.
Patrick
qnotemedia a écrit :
I have two Flex apps using all of the above that perform
flawlessly on
my localhost, but after moving them to hostmysite.com, they have
sporadic issues. Its always an error statement that I have
created, in
a Flex Alert.show fault return, though I'm not entirely sure if
where
the actual error is taking place - I would assume in CF.
What I have is two CFCs, one with all of my DB-changing
functions, and
the other with my get-data-only functions. At the beginning of my
app,
I call out maybe seven webservice calls to the read-only CFC to
grab
data, and again, while it works perfect on my localhost, once on
hostmysite, anywhere from 1-3 of these may or may not fail. Its
very
random. Many times, the app will work just fine. I wanted to use
remote object, but unfortunately, hostmysite doesn't support
this, so
I'm stuck with WebService.
Where do you think these random failures are happening, why is it
happening, and what can I do about it?
