RE: [flexcoders] Re: Reduce size of my module! Really boring....

2007-09-20 Thread Alex Harui
That is correct all 400Kb is downloaded, and will be download again if the browser cache gets full and the RSL is kicked out of the cache. RSLs only have an advantage for a scenario where you have more than one application in a domain. That's why in Moxie, there will be an option to use a speci

RE: [flexcoders] Re: Reduce size of my module! Really boring....

2007-09-18 Thread Alex Harui
I would recommend dumping link reports from the modules and examining them to see what they share. If there's a significant amount of stuff or there are singleton managers or styles, they should go in the sharedcode module pretty much like the version you've showed herer. _

RE: [flexcoders] Re: Reduce size of my module! Really boring....

2007-09-18 Thread Alex Harui
On my blog I used batch.scripts for Unix shells like CygWin, which does in fact work on Windows I don't have any ANT examples, but you can certainly use Ant Tasks. Your SharedCode module looks fine. Good luck, -Alex From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [m

RE: [flexcoders] Re: Reduce size of my module! Really boring....

2007-09-17 Thread Alex Harui
The host generates a link-report that the modules load-extern so that no classes in the host are in the modules. If you use the framework as an RSL, then compiling with that option on should flush all of those classes as well. If you generate link-reports from your modules, you can see if ever

RE: [flexcoders] Re: Reduce size of my module! Really boring....

2007-09-17 Thread Alex Harui
I would recommend making your module project think it is using the shared framework RSL. ANT is its own thing and does not need FB or eclipse, although I think there is eclipse integration. You can also just use shell scripts in cygwin. That's what I did on my blog. The goal is to use loa