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We have several commercial air apps deployed. About 3-4 times a month, we get a user whose app cannot connect to our web server to get some info the app uses.
This is a very odd problem: we use URLLoader to fetch the info from the server. For most people there is no problem, but only for some with a windows PC, they get the error #2032 if the url is ssl and the remote server sends a redirect http response.
We have had problems in the past with air and error #2032 with SSL connections, and it is usually a problem with windows computers time being off by over 24 hours but in this case the time is set correct.
When this problem happens, the following is true(again, using URLLoader):
1. SSL urls work fine if there is no redirect from the server. But if the server redirects, the app gets the #2032 error.
2. This only happens on a windows computer, and only for some users.
This problem seems to be isolated to Air apps:
3. On computers with the problem, the same ssl url with the redirect works fine in internet explorer, chrome, ff.
4. We created a seperate, very simple air test app, and a duplicate c# app in visual studio. When testing on computers with the problem, accessing the ssl url with the server redirect, the test air app fails to connect with error #2032(just like our deployed app does), but the visual studio app connects just fine just like the browsers.
I have spent a lot of time remotely accessing a few of our customers computers that had this problem- tried disabling windows firewall, any 3rd party firewalls, virus protection software, rebooting - and have never been able to resolve it. I cant see any other security software on the computer, but it sure seems related to something that is interfering only with Air.
Thanks for any ideas.
Bob.
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Did you figure this out? I'm having this issue with AIR for Android
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Its a bug in Air, because all other non-Air SSL works fine.
On some windows boxes Air's SSL doesent work at all.
We dont use Air's built-in SSL capability, there are just too many issues. We use the ascrypto SSL instead. That seems to work for us.
Thanks,
Kelly
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In my case, it appears that the issue had something to do with the beta version of AIR SDK 3.8, so I reverted to AIR SDK 3.7 and it worked.
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not only ssl ,but also http , when the URL will redirect to other address.
I suggest you listen for HTTP STATUS event (or http response event, just something like these.), and proceed this situation yourself .
i agree adobe can do better on URLXXX Class .but ,it's not a problem .
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