You have to get the module to successfully unload before making the new
request. Use the profiler to see why the module hasn't unloaded.
On 6/27/12 9:48 PM, "kannan Mugundan" <kannanmugun...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have a flex application and I have designed each forms in my application as
modules
On menu click I load my modules using module loader.
Now I have manged to avoid caching of my flex application using the general
work around like adding no cache tags and
in the wrapper html I modifled the embed source like below (adding a random
number) and seems to be working.
<
embed src="${swf}.swf?"+Math.floor(Math.random()*10000);
I followed the same work around for loading modules, when I assign a URL to my
ModuleLoader, I append the time stamp as a parameter .
url +
"?ts="+new Date().getTime();
and assign this URL to my ModuleLoader.
Charles Proxy says that a request is going to the server, I can see the
relative URL and the new time stamp.
But my changes in the swf/flex module is not reflected. The changes are
reflected only when I reload my application.
My Environment is
Flex Version 3.5
Tomcat 6.20 running within my Flex builder 3
I running the application within my Flex Builder.
I try to access my application from another computer.
This kind of seem to be a show stopper for me, as we often change things in
our modules and it is accessed by heterogeneous users
Any suggestion on how to over come this problem would be very helpful.
Regards
Kannan
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Alex Harui
Flex SDK Team
Adobe Systems, Inc.
http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
