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I'm testing the performance of my AIR 3.4 for iOS application and I noticed that the creationComplete event is sent twice. It occurs for a View that has in it something as simple a Label. If there is nothing in the View, the creationComplete event is only sent once.
What is happening here?
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Sent to our iOS team for their review. Is this something that has just started with 3.4?
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Chris Campbell wrote:
Sent to our iOS team for their review. Is this something that has just started with 3.4?
I don't think so. I've just started looking deeply into the performance of my app built with 3.4.
I'm trying to determine where my app is spending most it's time. That's when I noticed the creationComplete event is fired twice. I've placed timing traces on preinitialzise and creationCompete events and I see the second creationComplete is taking twice as long as the first.
That's why I'm trying to understand why the second creationComplete is being fired.
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Hi Chris,
I created a AIR 3.4 sample app, with a simple label on a view but could not reproduce the issue.
I could see creationComplete being sent just once.
Could you please provide sources of your app or a sample app so that we are able to reproduce the issue at our end.
Thanks,
Krati
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Sorry, my mistake. I created a trace on contentCreationComplete by copying the creationComplete trace code, but forgot to change the message.