Happy New Year everyone.
I eventually figured out this issue. Our code was outputting thousands of
images in situations where most of those images were not going to be
displayed based on actionscript logic. I have since re-factored the code to
do most of this work dynamically and the performance is now much better.
Snppet of re-written code
private function init():void
{
if (agentItem.Children!=null &&
agentItem.Children.length>0)
{
var imgExpandCollapse:Image = new
Image();
imgExpandCollapse.id =
"imgExpandCollapse"
imgExpandCollapse.visible = true;
imgExpandCollapse.percentHeight = 100;
imgExpandCollapse.source =
InitialStateOpen ? new arrow1() : new
arrow3();
canvas1.addChild(imgExpandCollapse);
}
var assetNameLabel:Label = new Label();
assetNameLabel.text = agentItem.Name;
assetNameLabel.percentHeight = 100;
assetNameLabel.x = 17
assetNameLabel.width = canvas1.width*3/4;
assetNameLabel.setStyle('fontFamily', 'Segoe
UI, Tahoma, Arial, Geneva,
Arial Unicode MS, Microsoft Sans Serif, Lucida Sans Unicode, Lucida
Grande');
assetNameLabel.setStyle("fontSize", 12);
canvas1.addChild(assetNameLabel);
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