My application relies heavily on keeping data in sessions. However, I am not be able to keep those information in the Flash application using Flash Remoting although the documentation clearly state that FR is capable of doing this.
I put session data on my .aspx pages and they runs properly under browser. However, the session ID return from those pages keeps changing if they are accessed through Remoting calls from Flash as if calls are coming from different connection and as a result I cannot get back the stored session data.
Please help to figure out the problem.
teleski - 16 Apr 2004 23:11 GMT
I am experiencing the same thing. I can call the aspx page directly and the
Session is still good. When the call is made via flash, Session in the .NET
debugger has the following error -- <error: an exception of type
{System.Web.HttpException} occurred>.
The flash _Status error.description is "Object reference not set to an
instance of an object."
Anybody encountered this? Anybody at MM have an answer?
DaveHCYJ - 06 May 2005 19:58 GMT
I seem to be having the same problem except with cfc's and coldfusion --- session maintains fine if I call the cfc's through a testing .cfm file, but when flash remoting the session doesn't persist
tapsmedia - 19 May 2005 19:15 GMT
I think persistent call to the flash player do NOT work or are nuggy please
follow below cause on some pcs andmacs i get the copy/content and on some Ithe
flash player just hangs
http:://www.armartitleservice.com/demo.html
I am using AS2 w/ remoting and get mixed results on many PCs. On some all
works well and on others, content does not load. The site just hangs or shows
no content. I ahve checked the site on DSL, T1, dialup, Mac, PC uninstalled
flash players, installed latest, upgraded you name it .
Is this a bug or a script problem
PLease reply with what you see online
IF possible send a screenshot to tomasp@ellip-c.com
tapsmedia - 19 May 2005 20:28 GMT
http:://www.armartitleservices.com/demo.html
Duane Robertson - 20 May 2005 19:35 GMT
I'm running into the same problem. Some users can call up the flash
application and all of its remoting calls will share the original Session data.
When most access the system, a new session starts with each remoting call.
This seems like a bug.