On 2 March 2010 14:05, eys <eddiey...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hello there! I have two questions: > > First, I received an approval for whitelisting for my server's IP > address (as in, the IP number that I see when I log onto my webhosting > account). I'm currently building my application in Flash using AS3 and > after I've tested my project a few times, I'll get this error: > > "Error #2032: Stream Error...[my search request]" > > I assume this is rate limiting in action?
If this were true then sometimes your request works and other times it doesn't. Is that the case? > I read on this discussion > board that whitelisting doesn't affect Search API. Does this mean I > will always be limited to some arbitrary (unpublished) search limit? > > Then, I noticed the IP address used for the GET request is the IP > address of the computer I'm using, NOT the IP address of my web > server. How is this happening even though I'm using a proxy installed > on my web server? Shouldn't the call be made from the server, not the > computer? > > There are multiple requests happening here. I assume the following, which may or may not be correct: - From your browser you call your app - Your app runs some call through the twitter API - Twitter servers process the call and send it back to your app - Your app returns processed code back to your browser >From the above processes your IP address is passed through by the Twitter API to the twitter service. I'd suggest try running your request from a completely different network and see what happens. > Thank you. I'm pretty new at developing applications, so any help or > advice is greatly appreciated! > -- Charles A. Lopez charlesalo...@gmail.com What's your vision for your organization? What's your biggest challenge? Let's talk. (IBM Partner)
