OK found the issue using the web server call as you suggested.
I had to explicitly specify the path to the .swz file in my build file:
arg line=-runtime-shared-library-path
'${FLEX_HOME}'/frameworks/libs/datavisualization.swc
/foo/bar/datavisualization_3.0.0.477.swz ...
I had omitted /foo/bar
I just had this same error yesterday and had a couple answers posted.
You might try a search on this board, but the checklist I was asked
for was:
1. Is it using SSL?
2. Are you using Pragma: no-cache or cache control?
3. Is the server using gzip?
4. Did you check the URL of your HTTPService
Your not alone. We have these inconsistent problems as well.
Its a shame flex doesn't show what the server fault is. would help.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, scott_flex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just started getting the 2032 error when calling a web service
and
for the life of
Well, i'm glad i'm not the only one, except that i released my app
and now it seems every other time or so i get this error...i'm in a
tight jam right now.
It appears but NOT always, that when call my web service and pass it
xml, the larger the xml parameter, at some threshold, it throws the
do you have any webmethods that takes more than one argument?
I don't have this problem, but if you do a search on '.net
webservice error' at http://flexsearch.org/. Previous answers
suggest that the arguments could get muddled up.
We've started to put a few more catches on the .net side and
And... this is not just an IE thing for me, it's Firefox and
Netscape, running on Windows xp.
And.. the only time I ever get this message is with a single web
service call, and it's one where I can potentially pass an xml
parameter up to 15k.
This was working in the past, not sure what's
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