What is your specific version of Flash Player? Are there certain sites which always cause a crash? Thanks.

-James

Warren

You want the logging to happen locally or on the server? If you want it to log locally you have to use trace and enable the trace output. If you want to log on the server there are many ways to do this. A simple HTTPService would be the easiest.

-James

Was using the standalone debug player in flash ( I need to use it cause this is the only one that lets me make a text log which is quite essential for the application am developing), and it encounters memory leak like crazy, can anyone tell me how to fix this? or is there any other way to make a text log without using the debug player???

Thanks
Aj

Loading time is very dependent on many different things. The time for the swf to cross the wire can be longer with Flex applications, but since Flex applications run in the Flash VM, they execute much faster than HTML/Ajax apps. So once you get the app down to the client it will startup and run much faster than a JavaScript application. Also typically Flex applications make much fewer requests to the back-end server once running, so this also significantly increased performance.

Hope that helps.

-James

some basic questions. Do we have flex data server under linux? How do you vision the gap in loading time of flex app v.s. html/ajax app’s performance in loading time?

You are the second person to report crashes here with Slackware. I’m not sure what the problem is. But it does seem specific to Slackware. I did some googling and I see other people having this problem, but can’t find any solutions. You might want to try the debug version from:
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html

What version of glibc do you have?

-James

Are there any specific Flash pages that you can reproduce a crash every time with? Also, what distro are you using?

Thanks.

-James