On 12/13/15, 2:27 AM, "Scott Matheson" wrote:
>Ok thanks I did not know that modules persisted between sessions, Will
>flash eventual replace old not used modules ?
Modules only persist in the browser cache like any other SWF. I think
there are various ways to force an update of a cached SWF.
As there was no feedback, I have used the inelegant solution
of having a switch statement based on the text object the
view receives.
Thanks to those who looked at this question with a view (no pun intended) to
answering it:-)
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A couple of things.
The rsls and modules we create will go in your browser cache. I don't
think too many PC's have their browser cache set high enough for your 1 gig
of your content. If you could make an air app / captive runtime app. It
could be possible to ship it on a DvD/Usb drive with the
It should be quite straight forward ...
BlazeDS is built with Maven unfortunately the old ANT stuff is still lying
around (Have started cleaning that up though in the "4.8.0" branch. In develop
you simply need to go into the modules directory and run "mvn install" ... that
should to the trick.
Ok thanks I did not know that modules persisted between sessions, Will flash
eventual replace old not used modules ?
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> On 13 Dec 2015, at 04:52, PKumar wrote:
>
> Use Flex Modules instead of RSL. You can use write common code to load a
> skill module and these module will
When we have schools in far off location, (poor networks or expensive Internet,
Canada, rural US, saterlight connections etc) we where thinking we could add
all the sound in to the air app and just push the students progress to the
backend, this way the kids can work outside school time at home
