Found out a solution: The problem was in the BufferedImage object in
the Java code. Java's BufferedImage couldn't handle some of the JPG's
and was choking. Once I passed the InputStream directly to a method
that uses the Java Advanced Imaging API, the problem went away.
Using WireShark, I noticed
Thanks, Alex. It's not hanging on the Flex side -- the server response
is never received. Using WireShark (http://www.wireshark.org/), I was
able to see it's not hanging at all, but continually sending messages
to the Java servlet but getting nothing back in reply.
That's what led me to investiga
John -- WireShark (free download from http://www.wireshark.org/) is my
current favorite. It shows all the network traffic and can be filtered
based on IP, etc. I've blogged about it here with instructions on
using it:
http://devharbor.blogspot.com/2009/02/using-wireshark-to-sniff-http-packets.html
My favorite (The one I own) is Charles (http://www.charlesproxy.com).
The two things that made it my pick is that it is cross platform and
that it understands AMF (ie. it will show you the returned objects and
what they contain - invaluable for debugging remote objects)
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John
Yes it does. It acts as a proxy between whatever application you are
using and whatever you are trying to contact. It automagically sets up
Firefox and Internet Exploiter. For other apps you may need to
manually set the proxy to the local machine and port.
BTW. My name is Steve - Valdhor was
Thanks Alex.
I had a peek at your blog and followed the link for localhost but they
say it doesn't work at for the local ip address of 127.0.0.1 - on
Windows. All the same, thank you for telling me about it, it sounds
really good. I shall give it a go for other purposes. I wonder if
Charles wi
Thanks valdhor,
Does Charles manage to capture the local host traffic?
I want to capture the messages between an exe and an Adobe swf file.
John
valdhor wrote:
> My favorite (The one I own) is Charles (http://www.charlesproxy.com).
>
> The two things that made it my pick is that it is cross plat
Thanks Steve,
I will give it a go.
My problem with the communication was that I didn't know the order of
messages between exe and swf and so couldn't fix it. Perhaps I can now.
John
valdhor wrote:
> John
>
> Yes it does. It acts as a proxy between whatever application you are
> using and what
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