Hey,
good to hear that its fixed because I have no clue what that could be. I can
not imagine any circumstance that the offline store should cause a timeout of
an io request.
Regards,
Martin
Am 24.12.2011 um 00:21 schrieb michael_polak:
> Update: I juggled my code around and delayed the json lo
Hi Michael,
I have forwarded your question to Martin.
Tino
Am 23.12.2011 um 19:20 schrieb michael_polak:
Thanks Martin.
I added the binding and now it does what I think it should be doing.
However, I find that I get a strange side-effect now which is that my remote
table asynchronous downloadi
Update: I juggled my code around and delayed the json loading and the
time-out no longer occurs. Not sure what caused it but it is not happening
anymore and I still have my offline loading so I'm happy.
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Thanks Martin.
I added the binding and now it does what I think it should be doing.
However, I find that I get a strange side-effect now which is that my remote
table asynchronous downloading seems to time out. If I don't use offline
storage the remote tables do not time out. The remote table i
Hey,
> I'm trying to figure out how to use the local storage for storing some
> unchanging data if possible. I first check for the support of the storage
> and then attempt to get the model from the offline storage. If it does not
> exist I grab it from a Json store. This works but the next tim
Hi all,
I'm trying to figure out how to use the local storage for storing some
unchanging data if possible. I first check for the support of the storage
and then attempt to get the model from the offline storage. If it does not
exist I grab it from a Json store. This works but the next time I lo
