Hi Serkan, Does it call the faultHandler instead? If so, there should be an error message in the fault event.
What kind of service is UserOps? I would set breakpoints and debug to make sure it actually sent something (and maybe use a network monitor to see what was sent and to where). And then verify that the code that finally sends (maybe via XmlHTTPRequest) also set up listeners for events and set breakpoints on those low-level event handlers. You can also use the network monitor against the Flex app and compare what is being sent to what Royale is sending. HTH, -Alex On 4/12/19, 2:25 PM, "Serkan Taş" <[email protected]> wrote: Hi Alex, I have service call in my project. <userops:UserOps id="userOpsService" result="userOpsService_resultHandler(event)" fault="userOpsService_faultHandler(event)" /> Normally, I expect to call the result method userOpsService_resultHandler for successfull operations, but it does not. Which way I should go through to find out what is going on after calling the service ? Thanks, Serkan
