I'm well aware of Mark's requests for configuration information when
reporting problems. And if folks decide it will help, I'll include it. But
it doesn't seem that it would be particularly useful just yet.

Here's what's happening: I have an application that has been running on CF8
Standard/Win 2003 server on a production server, and on my dev server, it is
now running on CF9/Win Server 2008 (all 32-bit).

I'm setting up a new server now, which is a 64-bit Win Server 2008 machine
with CF9.

The application is accessed through a Flex front end. All flex config files
are identical on the dev CF9 and the new production machine.

In my initial testing, most everything works fine. But certain methods fail
with an EmptyQueryException -- *only* when called from the Flex app. I have
not been able to find any commonality among them. In one case, the failure
comes on the call to an array of one-to-many objects from the parent; in
another, it fails when manually looping over a set of ids, getting the
matching Transfer object, and putting the objects into an array. In a third
case, it fails when retrieving a Transfer decorator in order to update
values.

I can see that the input parameters are being sent correctly to the server.
And in one case, there are no parameters. The method is simply a call which
kicks off a hard-coded Transfer.list operation. So it can't be the input
that is failing.

And as I say, these failures only occur when done through Flex. I have built
a test page which calls these same methods through their remote proxy, just
as the Flex app does. The call goes to the proxy, to a service, to a gateway
and back. Everything comes back perfectly.

It boils down to this: certain methods fail when called from the Flex app,
but work when called from a standard .cfm page.

Although the exception info doesn't provide a stack trace, I'm guessing that
this may be a cache-related failure. Maybe? Cache is set to "instance," by
the way?

Has anyone ever seen anything like this?

-- 
Thanks,

Tom

Tom McNeer
MediumCool
http://www.mediumcool.com
1735 Johnson Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30306
404.589.0560

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