You might get this error if the remote object is timing out... possibly because the server is under too much load. It seems like someone is having a similar issue with a workaround by setting the connectTimeout and requestTimeout properties on the amf channel. Check the last post on this thread: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/100543
Here's a full example of how to setup an amf channel at runtime: https://gertonscorner.wordpress.com/2008/09/06/remoteobject-using-amfphp-and-actionscript-3/ This will also override anything you have setup using services-config.xml which generates code at compile time so you could do away with compiling those in if you're actually using a services-config.xml in the first place. On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 7:48 AM, Frank Dahmen <fr...@dahmenia.de> wrote: > thanks, > > - no this version uses 2 or 3 year old sdk and AIR > > - it's the message of the FaultEvent in the eventlistener of the > RemoteObject, can't say the whole text now (error not reproducable) > "........http failed" > > - yes, it worked, the app is in production phase for 2 years > > we will see with the new version, if the error also occurs, we will have > to investigate more > > >