Hi George, Well, the difference between AIR & browser is explainable, as HTTPService piggybacks the browser's API, while AIR uses it's own.
A quick googling shows that there are related issues with RemoteObject calls in AIR 2.0 http://forums.adobe.com/thread/696177 https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-4934 PS I don't want to change the subject and the problem itself, but database script which runs for 2 mins does not sound right to me. It should take no more than a second to insert 2000 rows. You can check the indexes and triggers on the tables involved. Cheers, --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "georgemeng2011" <georgemeng2000@...> wrote: > > I posted another post with the same question, but that post was not clear. So > here is the update. > > In short, I have the same code works in Web, Framework 3.5 AIR, but not > Framework 4.1 AIR. > > > Environment first: Flash Builder 4.1, AIR 2.6 > > I have a PHP page which insert records to DB, takes 2 minutes to run, I have > already configured and tested on PHP side, it worked. > > When I call it using AIR application (using AIR 2.6, Framework 4.1), it > return faults after 30 seconds, within IDE as well as after release. > > However, I take the same code to web, still using Framework 4.1, it worked as > expected; I also run the code with AIR application (Air 2.0, Framework 3.5), > it worked as well. > > So the only thing not work is Framework 4.1, AIR 2.6. That is where I don't > understand. > > Once again, no problem on server side, already tested within browser as well > as Flex Web application, Flex 3.5 Air application. > > So any ideas? The code is here, as you can see, I even set requestTimeout to > 300 seconds: > > var ws:HTTPService = new HTTPService(); > ws.requestTimeout = 300; > ws.useProxy = false; > ws.url = "http://localhost:85/test.php";; > ws.addEventListener(FaultEvent.FAULT, fault ); > ws.addEventListener(ResultEvent.RESULT, result); > ws.send(); > > Thanks very much! > > George >
