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1. Re: Second Level Caching
UbuntuPenguin May 23, 2011 1:57 PM (in response to Michelle5002)I don't really understand what your problem is. But it sounds like this is an issue with your backend ORM, not so much a Flex issue.
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2. Re: Second Level Caching
Michelle5002 May 26, 2011 1:01 PM (in response to UbuntuPenguin)No, it was not the backend. And I still do not have a good answer. I ended up turning off 2nd Level Caching so my backend updates were available instantly. However, as stated before, my gantt Chart did not wait for the data to be available and so when it rendered the chart, it rendered it with no data. Since the chart extended UIComponent and updateDisplayList which was what was being called to render the chart to begin with, I added a public function which called updateDisplayList and then added a event on the callresult so when the data was done loading, I called the new function which called the updateDisplayList which rendered the chart a second time but this time with the data. Its not graceful because it actually renders the chart twice at startup. But it did get the job done. Maybe one day when I am better at Action Script, I will understand how to get this component to wait til the data is loaded before it renders it. But I am not there now. Of course, maybe someone will understand my question and help me. that would be nice too.
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3. Re: Second Level Caching
UbuntuPenguin May 26, 2011 1:18 PM (in response to Michelle5002)Do you mind pointing me to a resource where I can learn more about second level caching in Flex/AS3 ?

