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Error #2032

MarkSmith1

Hello,

I've customized a Flex Viewer so that I can pass it parameters on the URL to query a mapservice layer with a particular feature id and then zoom the map to the found feature. A few end users are getting the following error message with they launch the viewer with these URL parameters:

RPC Fault faultstring="Error #2032" faultcode="null" faultDetail="null"

I traced the browser activity with Fiddler and noticed that when the viewer sends a query request to the map service the response is a request for client credentials. When I (and many of my colleagues) run the viewer we don't encounter this problem and the response is successful.

The URL looks like this:

/ArcGIS/rest/services/MyServiceName/MapServer/0/query?f=amf&returnGeometry=true&where=ID%3D5818&spatialRel=esriSpatialRelIntersects

I'm using ArcGIS Server 10. I'm currently asking the effected users to try a version of the viewer that I have changed the requested format from AMF to JSON. I'm waiting to hear what the results are.

Any ideas about what is going on?

Thanks

Mark

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JohnZhang

If the "Error #2032" only happens on some machines (when loading the app) but the app works on other machines, then please try to replace the index.swf from a new download of flexviewer.

We had seen this issue with some customers. Hope this helps.

MarkSmith1

SP1. I'll download and install SP2 ASAP. Thanks.

rscheitlin

Mark,

Are you running SP1 or SP2 for ArcGIS 10 Server? It seems like I remember there being a AMF issue that was addressed.

MarkSmith1

Yup, that's exactly what I did too.

Can anyone shine some light on why AMF can be problematic for some users?

NicolasDistefano

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I switched the format of the response to JSON instead of AMF and now it's working without a hitch for those folks who were having issues.

Thank you!

All I did was add this line of code before the execute() methods on my querytasks and it worked: queryT.useAMF = false;

MarkSmith1

No they're not. Do I have to add every user who is going to access the service to agsuser? It's not a protected service so it would be nearly impossible for me to anticipate who is going to access it.

I switched the format of the response to JSON instead of AMF and now it's working without a hitch for those folks who were having issues.

RobertMyers

Are those users members of the ArcGIS Server users group, agsuser in order to access the map service?

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