Thanks for the reply Justin. I don't think that the problem is calls to my server, or any overloading of my server, first because I am the only one using it, two because I purposely limit the amount of data that I request, and three because I am using AMF so it is fast. There are only two things that I feel it could possibly be if it is timing out or something.
1) This is a real estate app, and it uses a webview to display a google map in it. I use markers in the map. I wouldn't have thought that it was the map because it is not locked up or unresponsive when the app crashes, and I thought that all the calls were asyncronous. 2) When a user clicks on a property, up to 30 images are downloaded and cached for display. I do not supply the images, they come from the local MLS. Perhaps they are not downloading in a timely fashion or something. I am not sure what my options are here. I HAVE to have the images. Perhaps i could fashion some sort of timeout on image loading, and if it fails, recall the load until the image actually finishes??? So the map and the image loader is where I am going to start, because I really doubt that my AMF backend service calls are the bottleneck. Those are my thoughts. Let me know if you have any other ideas! Thanks -- Sent from: http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/
