Hi John,
============Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 07:26:36 -0700 From: "John Rule" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Splash screen in standalone - too long to show
Thanks Richard...that explains some things.
I also have a few substacks in this stack, so it might help to break this up
a bit. My expectation was that I have control over the subatcks that are
loaded. I suppose the 'code' for the substacks (which is embedded in my
splash screen) is being loaded with the splash screen whether it is used or
not...about 2 megabytes worth of stuff.
That, by itself, doesn't explain it unless there's something you're not saying. If you run init routines in a preOpenStack handler, then I think it's waiting until they are done to show the splash window.
If that's the case, move the init routines into an openStack handler of the splash. That way the splash window shows _first_, and _then_ your init routines run, which is what you want.
HTH, Ken N.
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