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1. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 8:40 AM (in response to Michelle5002)I just noticed in SOAPUI that my ports are 1.1.
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2. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 8:54 AM (in response to Michelle5002)Changed the hosts file for 0.0.0.0 to point to the www.w3.org
and my system didnt like that, probably conflict with office
network settings or security settings. Had to remove it.
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3. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
FlexFanatic Mar 31, 2011 9:07 AM (in response to Michelle5002)When it's introspecking the service does it close out after awhile of running or do you close it yourself. It's it's a issue with w3 then let it sit there for a few hours and see if it finishes on it's own.
Trying using TCPView to see what it's connecting to.
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4. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 9:14 AM (in response to FlexFanatic)I have never let it keep going. I think the longest I have let it go is an hour. I am wondering if there is a way around this issue since apparently my company is using this address.
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5. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
FlexFanatic Mar 31, 2011 9:20 AM (in response to Michelle5002)Yes, let it run for a few hours (mine closes out before one hour). Check out the following thread and bug
request.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/612721
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6. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 9:21 AM (in response to FlexFanatic)Started Introspecting at 10:20....
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7. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 9:29 AM (in response to FlexFanatic)Oh, thanks for the thread link. It shead some new light on that issue. Will try again.
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8. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
FlexFanatic Mar 31, 2011 9:42 AM (in response to Michelle5002)Great, let me know if it works out for you.
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9. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 10:38 AM (in response to FlexFanatic)Got called away for actual work. Made the changes to hosts and restarted introspecting at 11:35. Doesnt look like it solved my problem. Going to lunch and see if it completes when I get back.
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10. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 11:37 AM (in response to Michelle5002)one hour into it and its still Introspecting. I downloaded TCPView as suggested in the thread I was told about and I never saw any reference to www.W3.org so I am guessing its past that part.
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11. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
FlexFanatic Mar 31, 2011 11:42 AM (in response to Michelle5002)Don't stop now, let it keep going.
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12. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 12:31 PM (in response to FlexFanatic)2 hours and still at it
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13. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 12:33 PM (in response to Michelle5002)Wow, 2 hours and there it is. Interesting.
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14. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Mar 31, 2011 12:57 PM (in response to Michelle5002)Wow, there is the data. So its working but 2 hours is really out there. Also, when I run the TestDrive app, it runs it as a file in the browser, why didnt it associate it as a web page like Servlets do? Do I create a servlet which adds this to it?
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15. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Apr 1, 2011 6:55 AM (in response to Michelle5002)At first I tried the w3.org work around but it didnt fix it.
If you read the thread for the bug fix on FB-28592. Someone suggests to hibernate your computer and then immediately take it out of hibernation and it works. Well, I did that and sure enough, it worked. So at least there is a work around until this bug is fixed.
How do we know when the bug is fixed? Will you send us an email?
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16. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
Michelle5002 Apr 1, 2011 11:34 AM (in response to Michelle5002)Found a better work around. Disable your Local Area Connection and then re-enable it and its much faster.
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17. Re: Access Data via Eclipse Helios-Glassfish3-WebServiceEJB3-JPA-MS SQL2005
MichaelKarnerfors Feb 27, 2012 1:47 AM (in response to Michelle5002)Pardon me for double-posting this but since this seems to be a common problem I wanted to share my solution:
The problem is that when running the introspection, repeated calls to www.w3.org are taking a lot of time, so it appears the progress dialog has "frozen" when it fact it is working, only very slowly. This can be circumvented by using Fiddler, the web debugging proxy, instead of disabling network interfaces or hibernating the computer. Fiddler has an autoresponder that can be used to respond instantly. Here's how you do it:
- Install Fiddler2 and start it. Remember that you need to start Fiddler as an administrator. Fiddler acts as a proxy for all HTTP clients on the computer when it's running, including Flash Builder. It removes itself as a proxy as soon as you turn it off.
- Start Flash Builder.
- In your project, select "Connect to Data/Service...", select "WSDL" and go through the first page of the wizard. Once the progress dialog shows up and apparently "freezes", look in Fiddler.
- You will notice there are calls to www.w3.org that are very slow. They take about 30 seconds each to complete. The four offending URLs are...
/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-special.ent
/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-symbol.ent
/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd
/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-lat1.ent
- Let the four URLs complete one response each. They must have a response that is HTTP 200 (OK), and a body length that is not -1. I've gotten 504 on rare occasions, and the body length is -1 until the request has completed.
- Click the "AutoResponder" tab.
- Check the box "Unmatched requests passthrough".
- Check the box "Enable automatic responses".
IMPORTANT 1: Do it in that order! "Unmatched..." first, "Enable..." second. Otherwise you might lose a few responses.
IMPORTANT 2: Do not check the box "Enable latency", because that's what we're trying to avoid here.
- Drag and drop - from left to right - the 4 offending requests. Fiddler will make 4 autoresponder rules that will respond instead of w3.org.
- Now just sit back and watch the process finish quickly.
Hope this helps.
/Michael

