Some images not loaded in flex Image Control.

Hi,
Can anybody help me. I am loading friends album image in flex Image control. Its strange that some image do not load even the path is fine and I can open in browser. I think there is time out issue.
Thanks in advance.

Hi premkant81,
Try to register the following event Listeners and try to trace out the problem...
I hope you are using either Loader or URLLoader to load the images...Try to register the below eventListeners for the Loader..and check
HTTPStatusEvent.HTTP_STATUS
SecurityErrorEvent.SECURITY_ERROR
IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR
What is the size of the Image files you are loading...???
Thanks,
Bhasker Chari

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