It doesn't have anything to do with Flex, its IE. IE 6 and I believe
7, and Firefox 2 all default to only allow 2 downloads from a single
subdomain. I got that from the folks at Yahoo that bring us the YSlow
stuff. If you are using an Apache front end you could make your
request to multiple subdoma
Hm, as you said in a later post, I'd suspect the xml file, or perhaps other
resources. I'm working on a fairly large project, some Java, a few graphics and
css, as well as 70+ modules of various sizes and our build time with a little
homegrown Maven plugin is coming in at under 8 minutes.
Please
We got it working, not with the actual "streaming" but via long poll. we had to
set the poll length to under 5 minutes in order to placate Weblogic, but
otherwise it works fine.
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I was able to get it "push" working, via secure long poll, not streaming.
Mike
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> data to a Flex Client event 5 seconds. The application works fine when I
Sorry if this explained in detail somewhere, but if it is I haven't been able
to find it. I've got modules embedded in tabs, if the module isn't visible I
don't want it to react to certain eventsthe problem is, every component
I've checked, including the module itself, the visible property i
Not quite what I did, but you are right, once I reset my loop to go all the way
up to the application level I did find a level where visible was false.
Thanks for you help.
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D'oh, you beat me to it! The only addition I can make is that this can usually
be changed in the registry for IE, or in Firefox via the about:config page. I
think the defaults in IE 8 and Firefox 3 are 8 connections, IE before 8 was
indeed 2.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Fotis Chatzinikos
I'm building a LOT of modules, enough so that I've created my own
mx:Module descendant, and everyone on the project is using that to
base their own modules on. Everything worked fine until I upgraded to
v3.0.2 of Flex Builder, now when I try to switch over to the visual
design window, which worked
Ok, I've got a module implemented in an mxml file that implements an
interface IMyInterface, so marked with the
implements="com.my.interface.IMyInterface" tag in the right place. So,
after dynamically loading the module I try to either cast it to
IMyInterface, or check it with "is", and it says tha
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Alex Harui wrote:
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presentation on my blog. Make sure the interface is linked into the
main app.
That got it!
Thanks!!
(maybe modules should be marked experimental or something)
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Not necessarily, but then the app has been a bit.different from day
one. In it most of the modules are discreet bits of functionality
where the "Main App" simply organizes and hosts the other modules,
which may in turn host other modules that the main app knows
absolutely nothing about. Except
We are still dealing with this problem on a daily basis on my current
project, and there still doesn't seem to be a good answer, at least as
far as BlazeDS goes. The way that web frameworks deal with the issue
is lazy loading, so that the data access to load the child objects
doesn't happen until y
No, there is no way to my knowledge that you could tell which response
object would be actually correspond to which particular call, that
would require a synchronous response and even IE 6 should be allowing
you to execute up to 2 simultaneous calls. You probably should be
using separate response m
I find it odd that if I layout a flex form as
Now to my wee poor brain, the 2 should be the same, and while they
areroughlythe label alignment and all that is very different.
Can
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We faced a similar problem where I'm working, everyone had to
implement a filtering mechanism using user input, including some
special characters. While we were comparing solutions it was noted
that all but mine had troubles with the special characters.I was
just using indexOf(string)>-1 rather
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