Error #2032 in Flex Application

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11-05-2014 09:02 AM
LindseyStone
Occasional Contributor III

I had a citizen email me stating that she couldn't access our Flex Application website and she is getting an error #2032.  I have tested the website on several different machines in my office and have had another couple try from other buildings.  None of them come up with the error message and the site works correctly.  Everyone is accessing the site via Adams County, City of Hastings, & Hastings Utilities.  Which is an external URL and not inside any networks that I have been testing it on.  So with that I'm convinced that it has to be setting somewhere with that person's computer and not an issue with the website itself.  She said she tried it on her husband's computer it didn't work either.  She is running Windows 7 and using IE11 and tried it in Firefox.  The computers I have tested is the same specs.  I have had her reinstall Flash Player and clear her browser cache.  With all the research I can't find any reason of why it is working everywhere else but not in this particular location.  I am attaching a screenshot of the error she is getting.

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MichaelMiller2
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We also added .swz to MIME types and it fixed our issue.

Thanks Robert!!

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MeganBirch
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Same for us.  Adding the MIME type resolved the problem.  Thanks, Robert!

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MichaelSemenek
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I am experiencing the same problem. I am in the process of setting up a brand new workstation - which fails to open our existing flex application. Using FireBug I noticed I get a 404 Not Found error on an .SWZ. My existing workstation opens up the application just fine - No issues / No "Error #2032" message.

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RobertScheitlin__GISP
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Michael,

   Same for you have to added the swz mime handler as mentioned in the post previous to yours?

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MichaelSemenek
New Contributor III

Adding the MIME type fixed the issue. Thanks, Robert.

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MichaelMiller2
Occasional Contributor III

We are also seeing issues with this error #2023 on some IE browsers and not others.

We are looking into Roberts suggestion to check on the MIME settings on IIS 7, as I write.

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