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Hmm Ok – well its not solo and the lead
developer says that when it actually NEEDS recompilation it takes even longer
so he doesn’t think its compiling. The question was asked about what the
difference between rolling our own wrapper html that references the swf versus
passing the compile=false flag to the lzx page? From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Henry Minsky If you are compiling the
app as SOLO (lzproxied=false) then a .swf file will be written to the source
directory, and you can fetch that directly, bypassing the On 4/3/06, (I
keep forgetting to use the correct account to send to the list – apologies if
this winds up coming through twice) I
was asked to pass this question along to the list :
We have a fairly large/complicated application and it has been observed that
whenever a user visits a page for the first time it can take around 15
seconds for the page to load – thereafter it loads much quicker. We
believe it is due to compilation or perhaps loading the swf into a cache on the
tomcat side of the equation and we were looking to see how we could avoid that
step if the resource hasn't been updated since the last compilation or if its
caching is there any way to pre-load it?
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