The Flash Player framework cache is location if different places depending on the OS. You can use the Global Storage Settings Panel (http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/ settings_manager03.html) to delete the Player cache. To delete the cache uncheck the "Store common Flash components to reduce download times" checkbox. Then "confirm" you want to delete the cache. Next, recheck the checkbox to turn the cache back on.
-Darrell --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Romeo Obane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I've read many articles regarding RSL's and I'm quite interested especially > in Flex Framework RSL. > > We have now a Flex Application that has Flex Framework merged, and now I > tested separating it through RSL. > > I would like to test the RSL, and I was thinking of deleting the two > frameworks ( swz & swf ) in the deployment folder ( bin-release ) will raise > an error and find for the missing framework(s), but it's not what I > expected, it's still loads the whole application successfully. > > I have the latest Flash Player and as what I've read that the signed > framework (swz) will be cached into the player when first loaded, I'm > thinking of the successful load of our application maybe it's because there > is already a signed flex framework cached into the player. One more thing > also, can we clear the cache in Flash Player? > > I'm quite new and curious about this, and any enlightenment will be greatly > appreciated. > > Thanks :) >
