you're right, it was a stupid question... Well, let's check the code: are you migrating from a version to another? this can be the problem, because there are many changes in the new WO version, eg. did you notice that from the 5.1 to 5.2 the relation fault has been changed?
If you aren't changing the version of WO, the problem should be in the network creation code: if you've changed some socket settings or the data flow. 2006/11/3, Gordon Maynard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Yes, the working service does on both Safari and Firefox. The non-working one causes Safari to display the 'Lost network connection' message and Firefox displays a blank page. Gordon. Gordon Maynard m: 07 970 638 415 e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: maynardaim Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 3 Nov 2006, at 12:17, Daniele Corti wrote: Wait a minute! Did the working service return the "This is a Direct to Web Services application..." message, when you are using Safari? 2006/11/3, Gordon Maynard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hi, thanks for coming back. I don't think it is a browser issue because the Web service itself isn't responding to the client app and another service I have on that server gives the expected result in Safari. I am using the standard Apache etc installation in OSX Server 10.4.8. At your suggestion I have tried connecting using Firefox and it just returns a blank page, no error messages. The working service returns the expected "This is a Direct to Web Services application..." message. Thanks again for your suggestion, Gordon. Gordon Maynard m: 07 970 638 415 e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIM: maynardaim Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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