I wanted to have a little discussion about this bug, http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-5144, about the 'queuerequests' feature of LzDataset.
There has long been an LzDataset option called "queuerequests" in the SWF runtime, and I am not certain what behavior it is supposed to control. If you make two successive calls to dataset.doRequest(), and queuerequests == true, is that supposed to guarantee that the second request does not issue until the "ondata" event of the previous request has been received? I don't think this has worked this way for many releases, and I am wondering if we want to support this, or if this kind of logic should be handled by the app developer in their application. Note: There is already another option which was introduced more recently, "multirequest", which behaves as follows: + If yourdataset.multirequest == true, causes successive calls to doRequest() to have their own internal data loader and data request state. This means that all calls will be made, but the order in which the server sees them is not guaranteed. + if yourdataset.multirequest == false, the same loader and datarequest object are used, potentially overriding or aborting the previous request if it has not completed. -- Henry Minsky Software Architect [EMAIL PROTECTED]
