Hey, thanks for pointing this to my attention Jamie! I misread the thread originally and posted a dumb response but now I've corrected it.

This seems like a pretty easy change to make. If Adobe devs turn out to be too busy to do it, any chance you would accept the code from an external developer (and LCCS user) to get this pushed into the console? I'd be happy to code it up if it would help myself and others.Edit: Mis-read the original post. Corrected misinformation in my reply.

Right, I was just not suggesting we could "catch" it so much as listen for it (in an error-Event).In either case, glad to see it's on the radar for a short-term fix. That's awesome. Thanks for the update, Nigel.

I'm with Marc on this one. Throwing an error that can't be listened to (short of a global error handler) seems like bad practice.(We just encountered a similar error and I found this forum thread while Googling for causes.)

You don't need to wrap the authenticator in a Declarations tag. It just can't be added to the display list. As it is in the example, it's not being added to the display list- it's just being assigned to the ConnectSessionContainer's "authenticator" property.You could add an event listener to see if you were ever actually getting into the room...That's the lightest-weight way to do it. If you don't see the "synchronizationChange" message in your console you'll at least know a little more.

I can second that there is no Flex 4 + ConnectSessionContainer issue.Also, for what it's worth, the following code works fine for me (with pods inside or outside of the ConnectSessionContainer) So no issue with *Box components. My guess is, if you're seeing a white screen, your room connection/authentication is hanging? Sure nothing weird is happening concurrently (like someone else in the room that's causing troubles with your role, etc) ?

Just trying to be helpful here and not only a troll. Couple o' transparent PNGs for you: Hopefully Adobe doesn't mind me snagging and uploading these. If so I'll be happy to delete this post.