Hi Alex,
Thanks for the information.
I read your blog and many others related to module unloading and it seem to
be a lot of work.
I am Java programmer, and I have decent knowledge in flex to create a
simple CRUD application.
But to unload the modules, I think it might require an expert knowledge in
flex/Action Script.
Though many blogs list down the things to do. But I don't find any code
examples on how to do it (of course I understand It depends on what
refrences is holding your module).
If you can point to further detail steps on handling the unloading, I can
try it, else I have to give up the thought of module unloading due to time
constraints.
Thanks
kannan
On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 8:31 PM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote:
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> You have to get the module to successfully unload before making the new
> request. Use the profiler to see why the module hasn't unloaded.
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> On 6/27/12 9:48 PM, "kannan Mugundan" <kannanmugun...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I have a flex application and I have designed each forms in my
> application as modules
> On menu click I load my modules using module loader.
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> Now I have manged to avoid caching of my flex application using the
> general work around like adding no cache tags and
> in the wrapper html I modifled the embed source like below (adding a
> random number) and seems to be working.
> <
> embed src="${swf}.swf?"+Math.floor(Math.random()*10000);
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> I followed the same work around for loading modules, when I assign a URL
> to my ModuleLoader, I append the time stamp as a parameter .
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> url +
> *"?ts="*+*new* Date().getTime();
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> and assign this URL to my ModuleLoader.
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> Charles Proxy says that a request is going to the server, I can see the
> relative URL and the new time stamp.
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> But my changes in the swf/flex module is not reflected. The changes are
> reflected only when I reload my application.
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> My Environment is
> Flex Version 3.5
> Tomcat 6.20 running within my Flex builder 3
> I running the application within my Flex Builder.
> I try to access my application from another computer.
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> This kind of seem to be a show stopper for me, as we often change things
> in our modules and it is accessed by heterogeneous users
> Any suggestion on how to over come this problem would be very helpful.
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> Regards
> Kannan
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> --
> Alex Harui
> Flex SDK Team
> Adobe Systems, Inc.
> http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
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