I am a bit confused by this thread.
Is the timeout from a server or is that actionscript causing the timeout.
Did the server code actually execute or is there a 2032 error?
I have never seen an actionscript statement timeout, only calls to servers. ie
a fault response
If your remote data is causing a timeout, it is because the server had not
finished.
There are three options I have used.
1. compress the response with gzip.
2. post the request and write the data to a file on the server and then in the
response indicate the location to download with urlstream load command and its
progress and complete functions.
3. use a post/response where
a. post the initial request
b. get response with the data and a flag for the a state like
start,more,last.
c. when response is start, initialize data from response, post more
request.
d. when response is more, accumulate data from response, post more
request.
e. when response is last, finalize data from response,
I found that on the server side, it can be faster to compress the xml response
instead of an serialized AMF response.
It really depends on the code on the server that performs serialization. My
testing was done using AMFPHP, so a native application for the AMF on the
server would be fastest.
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