OK, I hope I am not digging up the dead here, but we are in an effort
to upload large files (500-1024mb) to a server. We have discovered an
issue where on the Mac, flash loads the entire file into RAM before
uploading causing serious issues in low RAM environments.
see this post:
http://tech.grou
UPDATE - after testing, it seems this is a flash /mac issue. I have
tested on one PC with no issues. Flex/AS3 seems to post normally just
as a HTML form would do. Can anyone else confirm this issue?
-Nathan
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I too am considering the automagic generation of a swf using flex/air.
I am toying with the idea of using PHP on the server side
(http://us3.php.net/manual/en/book.swf.php) to generate the swf and
allow the user to download it. I am pretty sure this is something that
FLEX can not do on it's own, bu
I have posted a response to this thread
(http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/message/60797)
and would like to re-ask the question and I am not sure a complete
answer was found.
first off I understand that Adobe only supports uploads up to 100mb in
size, I am attempting to push that 10x f
Jason, I am looking for a solution to similar issues.
Our company is using flex for a multiple file upload - however we deal
with extremely large files (up to 1gb) and the upload method loads the
entire file into memory before starting the upload.
Since this is the case we are experiencing large
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