Unfortunately, the RPC classes do not handle multiple AIR windows. You'll have to call showBusyCursor on the correct cursorManager yourself.
On 10/7/13 10:14 AM, "Jack Ring" <[email protected]> wrote: >Hello, >I have a *multi windowed* AIR application where I am accessing remote data >via a remote object. > > <fx:Declarations> > > <!-- services --> > ><userservice:UserService id="userService" >fault="Alert.show(event.fault.faultString + '\n' + >event.fault.faultDetail, >'',4,this)" showBusyCursor="true" />... > >My issue is that the busy cursor shows on the <s:WindowedApplication >window >rather than the window that the user is currently focused on. Also the >cursor disappears from the window that the user is currently focused on. > >Note that the fault alerts were doing the same thing and adding the 'this' >argument to the Alert resolved that issue. > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. > >Jack
