Hi,
I wanted to know how to implement lazy parsing of XML in Flex. As of now we
are processing a huge XML file, and the parsing is performed using E4X. The
browser is getting crashed due to out of memory as the XML which is getting
loaded is of huge size.
How to implement lazy parsing in Flex a
Hi Sameer,
The first question is, are you converting your XML to ActionScript
classes? And if so, how? If you are using the Flex XML Decoders, then
the following story may help you.
Many years ago, a customer was complaining about slow performance when
receiving a large XML (actually SOAP) resp
As a rule of thumb, ALWAYS obey what Alex says about Flex :)
But, in this case, think also if you could planitize the XML structure (do
you really really REALLY need a tree to represent the data *to be displayed*,
or is it just because of a quick implementation server-side?) and use a
plain-simple
That’s really interesting. Currently in Royale, we’re using browser methods to
parse XML, so the entire tree is parsed into a DOM tree at once.
I wonder if that’s something that we can/should optimize…
Harbs
> On Feb 15, 2018, at 10:40 PM, Alex Harui wrote:
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> It also turns out that Flash la
-Jeff
From: Gabe Harbs
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2018 5:23 AM
To: users@flex.apache.org
Subject: Re: Lazy parsing inf Flex
That’s really interesting. Currently in Royale, we’re using browser methods to
parse XML, so the entire tree is parsed into a DOM tree at once.
I wond
I haven't looked at the Royale XML code, but because most everything is
replaceable, you can always just grab the String from the server result or
wherever you got it and hand it off to a custom parser.
The DataBindingExample in Royale uses a lazy JSON parser, just so I could
show that lazy parsin
