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Re: Odd double updates - Adobe LiveCycle 09-09-2009
Hey again,well, if you are still not satiesfied I'm willing to dive more into this!For me it doesn't seem like an unnormal behaviour. I think I simply misunderstood the mechanics of the service. At one point a set the new Objects (setting 2 values simultaneously) and the service tells me about each changed value - in two update events. What else is it supposed to do? Or didn't I make myself clear ..?To answer your questions (sorry to not answer them before):>> I'm pretty baffled as to why (or ho...

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Re: Odd double updates - Adobe LiveCycle 08-09-2009
Hi again!Thanks for the replies first!Well, I found the solution myself after tracing the update routine a bit.The problem was, that the AFCS service sends the updates of object properties separately.First updating the X value and then sending the new Y value.The delivered item in the first update call is something like this:item.property = Xitem.newValue = 123item.oldValue = 122item.source.X = 123item.source.Y = 111and in the second call:item.property = Yitem.newValue = 123item.oldValue = 111it...

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Odd double updates - Adobe LiveCycle 07-09-2009
Hi there!I'm pretty new with AFCS and I'm trying to create something for moving images together.Simple as that I use a SharedCollection but when updating or adding new pictures something unwanted happens. The updated X and Y coordinates, which are set withsharedModel.addItem({X:x, Y:y, ID:id, SOURCEID:sourceid});at once, are received as two update commands, with the first only changing the X value and the second with the complete X and Y change.Doesn't matter you might think, but the problem for...

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