Error #2032

[JustinRiggs]

Hi all,

I just installed flexviewer 2.0 Beta on my arcgis server and then manually installed FlashPlayer 10.1 (this server has no internet connection). I went to run the default application and in the browser window I see what looks like a progress bar and then at the bottom of the browser window it says Error #2032.

Has anybody observed this behavior before. Any thoughts on how to resolve the issue?

Thanks!

Justin

[Drew]

A quick Google using the key words "ESRI Error #2032" found this..

http://www.judahfrangipane.com/blog/?p=87

Maybe it will help.

Drew

[JustinRiggs]

Drew,

Thanks for the link. I thought it might be the crossdomain file that was causing me problems, but I've put that in my wwwroot folder, and it's still not working.

For those who are experiencing the same problem, I also found a good video produced by ESRI at:

http://resources.arcgis.com/gallery/video/arcgis-server/details?entryID=68B3C73E-1422-2418-8852-E82F...

That being said, I still have the #2032 error. Here's my configuration again:

IE6 (no internet access)
Windows Server 2003
FlexViewer 2.0

Hoping somebody has seen this before...

[RobertScheitlin__GISP]

Justin,

   Do you have IIS installed on this machine? I can take my development machine and disconnect it from the network and have no internet access at all and as long as my FlexViewer is pointing to mapservices that are on my laptops ArcGIS Server than everything is fine.

[DasaPaddock]

Have you tried using a tool like HttpFox, Firebug, Charles etc. to see what HTTP requests are being made and which are failing?

[JustinRiggs]

Have you tried using a tool like HttpFox, Firebug, Charles etc. to see what HTTP requests are being made and which are failing?

Dasa,

I've never used a tool like Charles, but I did download it and try to load the page. I tried to upload an attachment of the file it produced, but it's an invalid file type. Basically, though, I see a bunch of red "no" signs (like "no smoking" or "no turn"), and when I click on them, the Response Code comes back as 401 Unauthorized. There are also some red X's and that Response Code is "Failed". These "Failed" requests all seem to be related to adobe, which I'm assuming has something to do with the fact that I don't have an internet connection (could be wrong about this, though).

So, to summarize:

"no" signs on index.swf and rpc_4.0.0.14159.swz
X's on get_flash_player.gif, version.xml10.1.53.64(followed by some string), and crossdomain.xml

Thanks for jumping in on this one. I'm sure with your and Robert's help I'll be able to figure things out...

[JustinRiggs]

Justin,

   Do you have IIS installed on this machine? I can take my development machine and disconnect it from the network and have no internet access at all and as long as my FlexViewer is pointing to mapservices that are on my laptops ArcGIS Server than everything is fine.

Robert,

I do have IIS, and I have now download FlashBuilder 4 onto my server. I changed the config file to read:

<basemaps>
    <mapservice label="Crow" type="tiled" visible="true" alpha="1"
                     url="http://ipsoddevtst05/ArcGIS/services/cro_08252010/MapServer"/>
</basemaps>

What I hear you saying, though, is that I need to publish a map service to my local machine. Please forgive my complete and total ignorance, but how would I do that? When I run through the wizard in Server Manager, I don't see any option to do that.

By the way, when I do build the project from FlexBuilder, I get the exact same error message that I have been.

Thanks for your help...

Justin

[RobertScheitlin__GISP]

Justin,

   OK I see a problem in the url that you are using.

http://ipsoddevtst05/ArcGIS/services/cro_08252010/MapServer

Should be

http://ipsoddevtst05/ArcGIS/rest/services/cro_08252010/MapServer

notice the "rest" potion. Flex API uses REST endpoints and not SOAP so you have to specify the rest url.

In case you have not done so on that machine ensure you have run the web services post install.

[JustinRiggs]

Robert,

Thanks for pointing that out - I definitely didn't know that. Unfortunately, it didn't resolve the error message problem. I have a couple of questions for you as we troubleshoot, if you don't mind.

1) For my Flex Build Path I have the following settings:
    Main Source folder: src
    Output folder: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\flexviewer
    Output folder URL: http://localhost/flexviewer

2) When I go to IIS, my other webapps have the "gear" icon next to them, but flexviewer doesn't. Is there something I need to do to convert that folder into a webapp? I simply unzipped the files into the wwwroot folder per the tutorial I referenced earlier.

Thanks again.

Justin

[RobertScheitlin__GISP]

Justin,

In your number one question don't use localhost spell out your machines name.

Number two depends on the version of IIS you are using is this directly on the server that you are developing? Is it Server 2008? or are you on your desktop and using XP?