But what does the [Unload SWF] mean? Is it clearing the uncompressed version of the library from memory, and therefore requiring another round of decompression when a new SWF is dynamically loaded and needing to be linked into the Application? It appears that the decompression step that is occurring every time I use the ModuleManager to load another swf is what's delaying the display of these new swfs.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Alex Harui" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > RSLs will not speed up single application. They are for sharing code > between apps in a single domain. > > > > Are your modules still optimized? How big are they? Someone else > switched to RSL and then the set of externs changed and their modules > got bigger. You have to extern the RSL classes. > > > > RSLs will get retrieved from the server if they get flushed from the > browser cache. > > > > ________________________________ > > From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of arieljake > Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 9:50 AM > To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [flexcoders] RSLs > > > > I switched my main Flex Project to load two Flex Library Projects as > RSLs instead of as Merged Code to see if I can improve the efficiency > of my project. Now I see this in the Console: > > [SWF] /website/bin/ExtendedLib.swf - 1,752,574 bytes after decompression > [SWF] /website/bin/MainLib.swf - 2,345,628 bytes after decompression > [Unload SWF] /website/bin/ExtendedLib.swf > [Unload SWF] /website/bin/MainLib.swf > > And I'm noticing a long time to load modules loaded at runtime and I > think it is due to the time it takes to load SWF/unload SWF. > > I thought that RSL's are loaded only once. I assume they are not being > retrieved multiple times from the server, but why are they being > loaded and unloaded multiple times? > > Thanks, > > Ariel >
