Loading errors 2032, 2035, 2036 (seems random)

Hi,
I have a full-flash website, it loads many files. Depending on the extension, I use different classes :
- Sound for mp3
- Loader for png and swf
- URLLoader for bin
When I test my site, I don't have any loading error, but I write logs on my server when loading error happen to users, and I see there are several per day, that I don't understand :
- Error 2032 (no httpStatus) on mp3
- Error 2032 (with httpStatus 0 or 200) on bin
- Error 2036 (with httpStatus 0 or 200) on png and swf
- Error 2035 (with httpStatus 0) on png and swf
My website is on patschool.com and I load media files on static.patschool.com (which is a CDN). I have crossdomain.xml so the 2 domain can communicate. (if the crossdomain was not ok, loading would fail all the time, right ?)
The errors are on different files, when I try to load them, everything is OK, it is not a syntax error on url.
When a loading fails, my loader tries 3 times : most of the time when a loading fails, the second try is ok, but it happens that the loading fails 3 times.
Does someone have an idea ??
I don't even know if it comes from the server, the CDN, or my Flash app...

2032 is a non-descript stream error. here are others with the same error: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1491902/flex-http-request-error-2032
2036 is a load not completed error. this occurs when a user navigates away from your site while something is downloading
2035 is a url not found error. that should not be intermittant.

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I think I have the solution....
I had the same exact (seemingly random) ClassFormatExceptions being thrown from my custom Class-Loader as well. I would get the same variety of debug prints as you (Invalid constant pool, Code segment has wrong length, etc). At times it seemed to happen randomly to different classes that I loaded, depending on small changes I made to the code.
Here is the background and how I solved it.
I dervied from ClassLoader to make my custom class-loader. I overrode the findClass() method, and NOT the loadClass() method. This is the Java 2 method of making class-loaders, which is simplier than implementing your own loadClass() as in the older Java 1.1way of doing things.
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After the searching around these forums for a while, I found a lot of discussion about this problem, but I didn't find any concrete explanations or solutions. But I did see some cursory discussion about the InputStream class. This lead me to investigate how this class works exactly.
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I haven't found the solution yet, but i can give more info:
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http://www.judahfrangipane.com/blog/?p=87
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Sincerely,
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El 27/04/2009, a las 15:44, justinhub2003 <[email protected]> escribió:
>
Hello, im not a developer but just an end user and today i
encountered an issue first it started with Tweetdeck as it stop
loading tweets and said an error had occured... so i downloaded
another tweeter app (via email not the from adobe market place)
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then i unistalled both adobe air and Tweetdeck and seesmic and then
reinstalled AIR which went fine however when i tried to download
Tweetdeck again i also got Error #2032 and it then pretty much every
app since then has said that, that i tried to install, im unsure how
to fix this... any help would be awesome as i miss my tweetdeck and
i also dont know much about Adobe Air
>

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Attachments:
2012-07-18 LabVIEW Load error code 38.jpg ‏1314 KB

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I've verified that I can successfully access the web services
via HTTP, and one of the web services actually does work when
called. Both return structures that contain a string var, a numeric
var, and one or more query vars.
Here is my web service declaration:
quote:
<mx:WebService id="ws"
wsdl="https://www.it.dev.duke.edu/components/dukemagsearch/checkMailing2.cfc?wsdl"
useProxy="false">
<mx:operation name="queryDB" result="queryDBResult()"
fault="queryDBFault(event)">
<mx:request>
<RUNDATE>{cboRunDate.selectedItem.XDATE}</RUNDATE>
<ENTITYID>{txtEntityID.text}</ENTITYID>
<LASTNAME>{txtLastName.text}</LASTNAME>
<FIRSTNAME>{txtFirstName.text}</FIRSTNAME>
<MINITIAL>{txtMiddleInitial.text}</MINITIAL>
<PRFSCHCD>{cboPreferredSchool.selectedItem.TABLKEY}</PRFSCHCD>
<PRRECTYP>{cboRecordType.selectedItem.TABLKEY}</PRRECTYP>
<PRFCLASS>{txtPreferredClass.text}</PRFCLASS>
</mx:request>
</mx:operation>
<mx:operation name="getListData"
result="getListDataResult()" fault="getListDataFault()"/>
</mx:WebService>
Sorry if the formatting sucks, I don't know how to post
"code" here.
Anyway, the getListData() method works fine and populates my
list boxes. But when I call the queryDB() method, I get the
following fault event:
quote:
[FaultEvent fault=[RPC Fault faultString="HTTP request error"
faultCode="Server.Error.Request" faultDetail="Error: [IOErrorEvent
type="ioError" bubbles=false cancelable=false eventPhase=2
text="Error #2032: Stream Error. URL:
https://www.it.dev.duke.edu/components/dukemagsearch/checkMailing2.cfc"].
URL:
https://www.it.dev.duke.edu/components/dukemagsearch/checkMailing2.cfc"]
messageId="1E553B99-DF28-ED72-62B8-B84AA3919F9A" type="fault"
bubbles=false cancelable=true eventPhase=2]
I've looked all over the place and I can't seem to find what
this error means. I've tried all kinds of different ways of doing
things. Right now I'm browsing the flex app via a file URL (C:\...)
but I tried putting it up on the server too and that didn't work
either.
The method call *DOES* work when called via HTTP... ie
https://www.it.dev.duke.edu/components/dukemagsearch/checkMailing2.cfc?method=queryDB&RUND ATE=2006-05-19&FIRSTNAME=&LASTNAME=SMITH&MINITIAL=&PRFSCHCD=&PRRECTYP=AL&PRFCLASS=&ENTITYI D=
(You have to be logged in for that to work so you'll just
have to trust me, it returns no records if you're not logged into
the web site already).
I'm totally stressing out about this because I've essentially
spent the entire day since 8am trying to solve this. The
application should've taken 15 minutes total.
HELP!
Thanks for any suggestions y'all have.
Rick

It means your output was not formed correctly and could not
be parsed. set up a server side script or something to check that
the output is indeed what you think it should be, 99% of the time i
get thie error its due to malformed output from my webservice or
db. Also try making an xml model of your target data to test the
application internaly, look up model in the docs, it easy to use
and if the model works then you know the data is faulty and you
need to check your output and queries.

Business Components Load Error

Hi.
I'm using JDeveloper 11.1.2.1.0 and I can see the following message in the Message log;
Business Components: Load error - (null)
Business Components: Load error.
Object: (null)
With a reference to the Model jpr file for the project.
The application runs ok despite this message, but I'm concerned there may be problems lurking. I'm guessing this may be a hangover from attempting to remove a View Object definition from the Model project - which itself seems quite problematic (running into caching problems etc).
So, does anybody:
a) know how to resolve this load error issue and / or remove the null object reference
b) know of any problems it may cause if it cannot be removed
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The Model,jpr file is corrupt which may cause trouble later. Right now everything looks working, but there might some display problems when you open e.g. the application module or VO.
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Timo

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