everyone for your ideas.
>>
>> Alex, I already knew how to do the serialization by encoding/decoding,
> and
>> I may go down that path someday, but if FileStream would just serialize a
>> ContentCache (seems like a common want), it would have been a quick
>>
PM Erik Thomas
> wrote:
>
> > Thanks everyone for your ideas.
> >
> > Alex, I already knew how to do the serialization by encoding/decoding,
> and
> > I may go down that path someday, but if FileStream would just serialize a
> > ContentCache (seems like a comm
it helps ;-)
On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 6:22 PM Erik Thomas wrote:
> Thanks everyone for your ideas.
>
> Alex, I already knew how to do the serialization by encoding/decoding, and
> I may go down that path someday, but if FileStream would just serialize a
> ContentCache (seems lik
Volunteers are welcome to provide a patch that makes ContentCache serializable.
IIRC, lots of Flash classes are not serializable, but IExternalizable allows
you to define custom serialization.
-Alex
On 10/29/18, 10:22 AM, "Erik Thomas" wrote:
Thanks everyone for
too much trouble.
Hope it helps ;-)
On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 6:22 PM Erik Thomas wrote:
> Thanks everyone for your ideas.
>
> Alex, I already knew how to do the serialization by encoding/decoding, and
> I may go down that path someday, but if FileStream would just serialize a
&g
Thanks everyone for your ideas.
Alex, I already knew how to do the serialization by encoding/decoding, and I
may go down that path someday, but if FileStream would just serialize a
ContentCache (seems like a common want), it would have been a quick improvement
to app responsiveness.
Having
and update the image in the app.
The way a ContentCache is used for BitmapImage and Image is to set the
loader like this:
public static var imageCache:ImageCache = new ImageCache(); // subclass of
ContentCache
_image.contentLoader = Model.imageCache;
_image.sourc
06:13 Erik Thomas, wrote:
>
>> Hi Alex:
>>
>> The icons and logos are loaded from a server on startup, and then kept up
>> to date via a 20 second polling pattern where the app checks if anything
>> has changed on the server. We timestamp all images and when one does cha
ling pattern where the app checks if anything
> has changed on the server. We timestamp all images and when one does change
> we get latest and update the image in the app.
>
> The way a ContentCache is used for BitmapImage and Image is to set the
> loader like this:
>
> public stati
a ContentCache is used for BitmapImage and Image is to set the loader
like this:
public static var imageCache:ImageCache = new ImageCache(); // subclass of
ContentCache
_image.contentLoader = Model.imageCache;
_image.source = "https/someImageUrl"
When the image is first retrieved fr
persisting a ContentCache to disk
and reading it back on app launch? We have lots of icons and logos for hundreds
of companies and they don't change between sessions.
Like this (doesn't work though). ImageCache is a subclass of ContentCache
to get access to the protected cachedData:Dictionary wh
Hey all:
Have any of you come across an example of persisting a ContentCache to disk and
reading it back on app launch? We have lots of icons and logos for hundreds of
companies and they don't change between sessions.
Like this (doesn't work though). ImageCache is a subclass of ContentCache
, 2017, at 3:11 PM, bilbosax <waspenc...@comcast.net> wrote:
Thanks Erik! I have got things underway and am already seeing improvements,
but I have a lot more tweaking to do.
Do you have any idea what the enableQueing function does in the
contentCache? The documentation is a little bit
Thanks Erik! I have got things underway and am already seeing improvements,
but I have a lot more tweaking to do.
Do you have any idea what the enableQueing function does in the
contentCache? The documentation is a little bit vague
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also caches all the content as a
snapshot for performance. If you will have data changing in the renderer a lot,
then you don't need to set this to true, but it's a good idea if performance is
an issue.
2. Add a ContentCache class variable (I named mine iconCache):
static private const iconCache:Con
you don't need to set this to true, but it's a good idea if performance is
an issue.
2. Add a ContentCache class variable (I named mine iconCache):
static private const iconCache:ContentCache = new ContentCache();
2. Set iconCache.maxCacheEntries to the max number you'll need to cache in
In my AIR app, I am having to download a lot of images to display, especially
in lists. I need a good tutorial on how to cache these images using
ContentCache, but am having trouble finding any solid examples on the net.
Does anyone know of a good place to find out how to effectively use
Hello
My application displays some images which are held in a ContentCache. While
the initial images are downloading a dialog box displays to inform the user
that the images are downloading. As the user interacts with the application
different images are displayed. How do I test if an image
I guess the key passed to getCacheEntry is the source for the image; a
URL string in your case i imagine.
So if getCacheEntry returns null, image is not in the cache
On 25/09/2013 13:14, Tintin wrote:
Hello
My application displays some images which are held in a ContentCache. While
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