I have been developing my application using LPS so that I can debug,
etc. As a first step to moving toward deployment I added
proxied="false" to canvas and things seemed to continue to work fine.
When I precompile my application and run in Tomcat without LPS my
application seems to work, but with one major issue. Some of the
requests that I initiate after startup are not sent to the server
immediately there is a delay of about 30 seconds before they are sent.
I put in the code shown at the end of this message to print out some
information about the LzLoadQueue every 2 seconds to see what was
happening. What I see is that there are a couple of objects in
LzLoadQueue.loading that are taking about 30 seconds to go away - and my
other requests are queued up behind those. So I'm trying to figure out
what those requests are that are holding things up. They don't seem to
have a dataset associated with them, so I'm just printing out the
stringified object and I get names
like"_level0.$m3.$m1.$m2.$m4.$m0.$m3.$m2.$m0.$m4.$m0.$m0". Anyone know
how to decode these names? Or is there some other way to find out what
is getting stuck loading?
--- begin code ---
<method name="showLoadQueue"><![CDATA[
Debug.write("maxOpen: " + LzLoadQueue.maxOpen);
Debug.write("openConx: " + LzLoadQueue.openConx);
var loading = LzLoadQueue.loading;
for (var i = 0; i < loading.length; ++i) {
var r = loading[i];
if (r["dataset"] == undefined) {
Debug.write("loading: " + r);
} else {
Debug.write("loading: " + r.dataset.src);
}
}
var listofqs = LzLoadQueue.listofqs;
Debug.write("qs: " + listofqs.length);
for (var i = 0; i < listofqs.length; ++i) {
var q = listofqs[i];
Debug.write("q: " + q.length);
if (q != undefined) {
for (var j = 0; j < q.length; ++j) {
Debug.write(q[j]);
}
}
}
LzTimer.addTimer(new LzDelegate(this, "showLoadQueue"), 2000);
]]></method>
<method event="oninit">
showLoadQueue();
</method>
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