Re: [flexcoders] any ideas about flex client side caching?

[Matthew Shirey]

Just be careful about how much you store in the SharedObject.  By
default the client is set to accept up to 100k  A 'Huge' dataset
might exceed that.  If you exceed that about I think the client
then asks the user if more space can be allocated.  I've just
started using a SharedObject; I'm a little paranoid about asking users
wierd questions, so I'm trying to keep it fairly limited.

-- MatthewOn 4/14/05, Abdul Qabiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,You can cache object on client in SharedObject. So you can serialize a classto SharedObject on client and later deserialize to use in application.For example, you fetch a huge dataset from server(via xml, http or
remoteobject), you can serialize it to SharedObject and show a part of it infront-end when required. This way you can avoid network calls and memoryproblems...-abdul-----Original Message-----
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flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] any ideas about flex client side caching?Hi,all,   In Christophe's blog, we can code our own class tocache data. Does flex provider some other solutions
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