Scott
On 3/22/06, Clint Modien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Problem:
When all async operations in an component are complete I need to examine the state of the component.
Is there anyway to listen for a completion of all async activity?
If it's not built in... (which I suspect it isn't) does anyone have ideas for an implementation?
Possible Solution:
One thing would be to write a mountain of logic into each component to signify a resting/complete state. (cringes)
How many async operations are there? Effects... Data Calls... uhh.. anything else?
Can I use a prototype hack to jack into the async classes and listen for / count the events? It's ugly but it was just a thought.
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