I think there are two different use cases here
I think there is a common use case where you have a flexible ui that needs
to save the positions of hdividedbox and vdividedbox positions and the
column widths of datagrids, stuff like that, so that users can customize a
flexible view to their tastes
In that case you are talking about AIR, though, which is a different beast
from the Flash Player in terms of sandbox limitations. Within the browser
player you have limitations on how much data you can store in a shared
object before it prompts the user ( if I recall correctly it is 100kb) to
ask i
It seems like this may be pretty well handled in Flex Mobile with View
states. Flex gives you some options for how to cash the current view state
as well as to write anything you need to a SharedObject.
I'm not sure how much of this is handled by the OS but in my experience it
has worked pretty we
On 1/25/12 8:14 AM, "Nick Collins" wrote:
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> One of the major issues is that of persisting the state of the Flex
> application. In a portal environment, one of the core concepts is the idea
> of being able to bounce around between pages and having your portlets hold
> their state so that wh
I know the whole concept of scratch your own itch is a core concept of
Apache, but this is a topic that I believe need a lot of input from the
community at large, particularly those doing enterprise development.
I have spent a large part of the past 4 years doing Flex development
specifically to w
