I don't have a suggestion but wanted to know if you found anything useful to help your problem?
We had one customer who had this problem on one of their pc's. But I never got to the bottom of what was happening. It became a low grade issue (as it was only one pc). I couldn't replicate the problem and the customer did a few upgrades/re-installations etc. and the problem went away. Have you looked at the firewall logs before and after the new firewall? that maybe a start. Also, if the network has intermittent issues, you could try and re-send your request ...but this will only work if the intermittent issue goes away. good luck --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "rojoe615" <headj...@...> wrote: > > We are in the process of rolling out an app using LCDS and Flex. I posted an > earlier note about intermittent network issues, but things have gotten much > worse. About the only thing users can do is shut down their browser and > restart after getting messages about faultCode = "Channel.Call.Failed" and > faultDetail = "NetConnection.Call.Failed: HTTP: Failed". This all appeared > to start when our infrastructure guys started using Blue Coat Systems as > firewall provider. > > Maybe I am missing something, but shouldn't LCDS and Flex be smart enough to > know if the connection has been dropped? Surely I am not the only person > that has run across this...(or maybe I am) > > I mean if the product is being marketed for eCommerce type work, you would > expect there would be issues like intermittent connections and DNS problems > in the Internet. So shouldn't it handle issues like this? > > So I'm appealing to some of you Flex experts out there for some insight. > Anyone else run across stuff like this and what did you do for it? > > Thanks, > Joe >
