Alex, I took a different but similar approach. I created a small class, and
kept adding stuff to it until it failed. I determined it failed using the
profiler. I did this back in December, but resolving this seems like it will
take a fair amount of dedicated sleuthing. Large blocks of time can be
I never use combobox directly, I always use "ValidatedCombobox" which has my
clearEvents method in it. Both ValidatedComboBox as well as the class (the
module that is loaded) that has the code;
var cb:ComboBox = new ValidatedComboBox();
addChild(cb);
trace(cb.dropDown);
in it, have the
This is a traditional business application. There are no videos or other
gimcracks.
However some of the modules have multiple tabs with close to 200 (maybe
more) data entry objects, including enhanced versions of the combo box, text
input, text area, etc.
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To get a flavor for the application, think of a desktop application where
there is a menu bar, from which you select items. These items would bring up
"programs" (modules/panels) which are discreet items that perform very
specific functions. When finished with the "program" it exits (unloads the
I have started a new thread regarding this issue;
http://apache-flex-users.246.n4.nabble.com/Memory-Leak-td17013.html
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I have created a monster in Flex V3.0 (SDK 3.5).
The monster is effectively a group of tools that allow me to create
applications with an Oracle DB back end somewhat efficiently. The front end
is quite lovely, and generally works well. However, I am using module
loader, and when I unload modules
I am using the Flex 3.5 SDK.
My entire application(s) have been developed using the moduleloader and
mx:module. I am having memory leak(s) and I am trying to isolate and remove
them.
In my research I noticed "SWFLoader" and its UnloadAndStop() method. I was
wondering if;
1) This would be
I am using the Flex 3.5 SDK.
My entire application(s) have been developed using the moduleloader and
mx:module. I am having memory leak(s) and I am trying to isolate and remove
them.
In my research I noticed "SWFLoader" and its UnloadAndStop() method. I was
wondering if;
1) This would be a
