Well, there is no (process) blocking in Flash, so I'm not sure how you could ever freeze the user interface (other than endless loops!).
Flash is basically an asynchronous, event-based VM.
In MVC parlance, your controller would be set up to listen for events dispatched by the user interface (view). Any processes running in the background should proceed, undisturbed. However, in that case, the possiblities for some kind of data collisions (in model) are wide open (no thread locking).
[Please correct me, if I'm off.]
Scott
On 6/9/06, n51red <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any mechanism for multithreading in Flex(2.0), such that
client side processing can continue without freezing the user interface?
Thanks,
N51
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