Is your application running in a frame / iframe. When you say it only
happens in IE8, how many different browsers have you tested on. Is the
privacy level set to high? If it is you will lose session cookies. Are you
sure your flex application is being loaded from exactly the same domain and
the
Thanx everyone. Was able to resolve the issue by explicing specify the
secure channel to be used. Once the issue was not using amf-secure
channelset and other time the issue ws point to amf instead of amsecure. In
config file it was correct but since we switch dynamically for our product
Hi again,
No idea what goes wrong but you could try appending the jsessionId in the
channelset channel's url / uri
On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 9:12 PM, Jitesh Shah sjit...@gmail.com wrote:
Web Server: Tomcat 6.x
Java Version 1.6
1. Below is the way remote calls are implemented
I dont think I have experienced your issue, but here is a blog post about
some related to file uploads:
http://jimmyflex.blogspot.com/2010/05/fixing-file-upload-session-issue-with.html
Hope it helps.
Jimmy
On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 2:12 PM, Jitesh Shah sjit...@gmail.com wrote:
Web Server:
This issue is specific to IE8 browser (in non-compatible mode)
1. Application is developed in Flex 3.5, BlazeDS
2. When SWF is opened from JSP (in New Window) and any option in our
application is clicked it send the control to Login Page (as Session Object is
not found)
Has anyone came across
What are you using to talk with your server RPC/AMF , web services , http
calls?
You could try manually appending the jsession id to the call...
On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 7:56 PM, shahjitesh sjit...@gmail.com wrote:
This issue is specific to IE8 browser (in non-compatible mode)
1. Application
1. Remote/AMF
2. How can I append sessionid to the Remote/AMF call
Thanx and Regards
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Jitesh Shah, PMP
On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 1:06 PM, Fotis Chatzinikos
fotis.chatzini...@gmail.com wrote:
What are you using to talk with your server RPC/AMF , web services , http
calls?
You could try
In my case there is no need to do that with remote calls ... It seems that
the sessionId is send correctly even in IE.
You could manually get the connection url of RemoteObject and append the
session id (in the form of ;jsessionid= NOT ?jsessionid=)
or programmatically create the remoteObject
Web Server: Tomcat 6.x
Java Version 1.6
1. Below is the way remote calls are implemented
mx:RemoteObject showBusyCursor=true id=remoteObjectGetWidgetData
destination=processData result=resultHandlerGetWidgetData(event)
fault=faultHandler(event)/
In script we have,
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