Did it go into a whole bunch of XMLListAdapter code? That's where I
suspect the problem is. Or did you do a simple test of adding somehow to
an XMLList without XMLListCollection being involved?
On 1/2/14 11:07 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> Did you step into addItem?
>Yep. The first item
Hi,
> Did you step into addItem?
Yep. The first item is added correctly as is the second but after the second is
added the original list changes.
> Honestly, I'm not sure addItem of parented items is supposed to work.
Could see why that might be an issue, but I would expect the first list to
Did you step into addItem? IIRC, there is a crapload of Flex code that
runs that could be at fault. Honestly, I'm not sure addItem of parented
items is supposed to work.
-Alex
On 1/2/14 10:35 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Was looking at this bug:
>https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FL
Hi,
Was looking at this bug:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-33913
And it looks like it's a Flash Player issue. Does anyone know if there a know
Flash Player issue with for each loops and XMLList?
Thanks,
Justin
First of all, regardless of the domain name, I would love to see websites
dedicated to Apache Flex code examples. Big +1s to Joseph and Sven for
offering to build these kind of sites.
As far as the domain name is concerned, I view apacheflexexamples.com in
the same way as I would see apacheflexis
> In the meantime, I'd like to hear from the other PMC members. If it is ok
> with trademarks, is it ok with us that Joe should be able to use
> apacheflexexamples.com?
>
Yes.
EdB
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On 1/2/14 6:56 PM, "Joseph Balderson" wrote:
>And here I was thinking that suggestions would come in the form of what
>people
>would like to see on the actual site, not whether the site could actually
>exist.
Yeah, unfortunately, your choice of domain name tripped an alarmŠ To be
clear, I'd lo
I could also suggest that Joe pushes with publishing his examples, even
from his own site at the moment. And if Apache would have no concerns with
the domain in contention here, then he could move the examples there more
properly (and do a redirect from his previous site).
On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 a
I would appreciate it if you would not waste resources of Apache by
testing them on this topic. There are a set of lawyers who volunteer time
to Apache to guide them on legal issues. Let's wait until we get an
official reply from trademarks.
In the meantime, I'd like to hear from the other PMC m
Hi,
> Are you planning on doing a lot of JIRA work?
It can wait I guess.
Thanks,
Justin
Are you planning on doing a lot of JIRA work? Hopefully she'll be back in
the office on Monday. Otherwise we can explore blocking her at the
mailing list level.
-Alex
On 1/2/14 7:38 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Looks like user "Bi Jane Jia" has a misconfigured auto responder and is
>res
Many moons ago we were told that "in" was slow but it wouldn't surprise me
if it got better. If Scout says it is better and other tests indicate the
same, then it seems like a good change.
-Alex
On 1/2/14 7:53 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> Any chance data can be null at that point? Does
You mean in case Trademark refuse to allow its use and outside lawyers
confirm it is not fair use righr? Because Trademark, whoever that is is not
god and I start to really dislike this conversation. Let me build one
then, and tell you when its on production and if you don't like it tell
trademark
Hi,
> Any chance data can be null at that point? Does your code handle that well?
Already handled in the ADG case but I check the other I've just changed.
if (typeof(data) == "object" || typeof(data) == "xml")
{
if (dataField != null)
if (dataField in da
>I know "in" can be expensive but so is try catch. I've run each though scout
>and it looks like the in operator is orders of magnitude faster and caused no
>garbage collection both when the field exists and when it >doesn't. Anyone
>have any insight/something to add?
Any chance data can be nu
Hi,
Looks like user "Bi Jane Jia" has a misconfigured auto responder and is
responding to all JIRA emails with an out of office email.
Anyone have permission to edit JIRA users?
Thanks,
Justin
@Joseph Balderson
A good example for me would constitute of a simple application that is an
end-to-end one, like a school class record / grading system, etc. Something
that would really be easy for people to follow, yet explores the power of
what flex offers.
In my mind, one good example would be
Hi,
> And here I was thinking that suggestions would come in the form of what people
> would like to see on the actual site, not whether the site could actually
> exist.
I don't think anyone thinks the site shouldn't exist, and there's several
people that think it's a good idea and are willing t
Angelo, I totally agree with your point! The time when it was all about the
domain, title and tags is long gone. It is funny you mention that, because
I was going to add to my previous email that a shorter domain with just
flex might be better because of the higher ratio of "flex" compared to the
t
And here I was thinking that suggestions would come in the form of what people
would like to see on the actual site, not whether the site could actually exist.
Flex has a history and a community before Apache ever got involved. And part of
that community was the old flexexamples.com website: it wa
Hi,
How about putting an external resources page on the Apache Flex website
(similar to the showcase)?
Justin
I hope that we don't get too hung up on the domain name issue, but rather,
collectively put in energy to provide good examples that our target
audience would find feasible to apply in their endeavours (devs,
enterprise, etc.).
Kindly correct me if I am wrong, but search algorithms not only depend
Hi,
With that change it looks like the ADG tests run a few seconds faster but the
running time is a little variable.
Justin
Hi,
While looking at some data grid code I noticed this:
try
{
data = data[dataField];
}
catch(e:Error)
{
data = null;
}
And I was curious to why try catch is used rather than this:
>Just for the record: I hate it when the rules get in the way of good
intentions. That's not what the rules are intended for, IMHO. The rules
should be there to avoid abuse, not to discourage use...
>EdB
Erik is right in my opinion. We must balance the need for the Apache
Software Foundation to de
Well, I have asked trademarks@ for guidance, but my understanding is that
Flex is a trademark of Apache and Apache can oppose a domain name if the
domain name and its content can confuse folks about who owns the
trademark.It might matter that Adobe did not always enforce the Flex
trademark, but
On 1/2/14 8:51 AM, "Tom Chiverton" wrote:
>On 02/01/2014 16:23, Alex Harui wrote:
>> Sort of. I'm not envisioning a shell based installer. Just an
>>AIR-based
>> installer like we have now, or else we assume you have Ant installed and
>> you download an archive, unpack it, and run "ant instal
Alex, if I may intrude I do not believe you would have any legal ground to
oppose joeflex.ca and even if you had, it would be such a stretch that
having Apache oppose something Adobe would not have would be beyond ironic
and very concerning. This is not Apple, is it? ;) I do understand your
concern
On 02/01/2014 16:23, Alex Harui wrote:
Sort of. I'm not envisioning a shell based installer. Just an AIR-based
installer like we have now, or else we assume you have Ant installed and
you download an archive, unpack it, and run "ant install" or something
like that.
My thoughts are that second m
Oh, I forgot. If you try to run installer.xml from flex-asjs, you need to
have run "ant release" in flex-falcon and point to the bin.zip with
something like:
falcon.url.path=file:///Users/aharui/git/flex/master/flex-falcon/out
On 1/2/14 8:23 AM, "Alex Harui" wrote:
>
>
>On 1/2/14 3:05 AM, "Tom
On 1/2/14 3:05 AM, "Tom Chiverton" wrote:
>But it sounds like the plan is to structure things so that the installer
>(AIR or Shell based) can download an archive and then just unpack it and
>run ant, and ant will take care of putting stuff in the correct place ?
>And the list of things to down
I'm not sure the rules are truly in the way. I think it is up to the
Apache Flex PMC to decide whether we want to allow Joe to use this domain
or not. I've asked trademarks@ to see if we get to make the call or not
and for guidance on what issues we should consider when making such a
decision.
T
Just for the record: I hate it when the rules get in the way of good
intentions. That's not what the rules are intended for, IMHO. The
rules should be there to avoid abuse, not to discourage use...
EdB
On Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 5:23 PM, Alex Harui wrote:
>
>
> On 12/31/13 8:07 PM, "Joseph Balders
On 17/12/2013 14:15, Alex Harui wrote:
You are welcome to take on writing the installer.xml for flex-sdk, or I
will get to it over the next few weeks. My current plan (once I get past
this PGP Key fiasco) is to get the flex-asjs and flex-falcon ant scripts
to work then get ant_on_air to run them
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