amfphp multiples calls

[zivaxoo]

hi,

I''ve a problem with amfphp :

impossible to call two methods of a service in the same time. the second wait for the second is finished before execute


this is when:

- application is launch in browser
- if I launch application in 2 differents browser's windows, same case.


but this works when:

- I launch application in 2 differents browsers (ex: Internet explorer and Firefox).
- I launch in local, directly the swf twice.

I've read on a forum, that browsers don't allow multiples calls (rigth, wrong?)

to resume, it seems only one call is possible for each instance of flash player.

have I forget anything in configuration?

anyone could help me, please ?

happy clicks

[snowedin]

Are you using different Responders for each call?

[zivaxoo]

yes, I create a new class each time with his own responder, netconnection,...

and the problem is the same if I open the app in two differents windows of a same bowser (so 2 independants instances of the same swf)

[snowedin]

What kind of response messages are you getting?

You shouldn't need multiple netconnections - I think.

Maybe this will help?
http://www.herrodius.com/blog/2

[zivaxoo]

thank for your time,

no error message, methods work well, juste the second wait the first is finished. methods seems go to a queue. the boths return the result i want.

I juste tried the solution in your link, but this give me an error : NetStatusEvent non pris en charge : level=error, code=NetConnection.Call.BadVersion

genrally, this error can result from a syntax error in php, but all seems ok, i juste add the line:
$gateway->setBaseClassPath(realpath("services/") . "/");

I think too i don't need multiple netconnections, but i don't think the problem come from here.

[JeremyHoss]

I know it's a bit late, but when I'm debugging ZendAMF myself, sometimes I'm not sure exactly where the error is and so it's always a great idea to find the apache error log file on your server(assuming your running linux/apache) and tail it. I'm running Ubuntu so at the CLI, I tail -f, like so,

tail -f  /var/log/apache2/error.log

[liandreap]

Have you found the solution?