Apache Flex doesn't have the ability to get signed cross-domain RSLs (SWZ files) cached by the Flash Player. If you only serve one SWF from a domain, there is no advantage and usually a disadvantage if you use RSLs so we turned them off by default.
But yes, if you have multiple flex apps on a single domain, you should configure to use RSLs, but you will have to host those RSLs yourself. -ALex On 1/24/14 12:53 PM, "Jake Churchill" <reyna...@gmail.com> wrote: >I notice the default framework linkage setting in the SDK is now Merged >Into Code (as of version 4.11) where 4.6 used to be RSL. I'm just curious >what the reason is for that? Is it better one way or the other? > >What I usually do is on a server with multiple flex apps I use RSLs and if >there is only one smallish one, I merge it all into a single SWF. > >Thanks! > >-Jake
