TreeItemRenderer with variable number of children

Hi all,
i'm trying to create a TreeItemRenderer that has a couple of
buttons, the number of buttons depends on the data in the item.
The problem is i don't know where to call the addChild()
method on the TreeItemRenderer. Normally i'd override the
createChildren() method, however at this stage the data property is
not set yet.
The next thing that came to my mind was the set data()
method, unfortunately this method is called several times after the
TreeItemRenderer is instantiated, which disqualifies it for adding
children i guess.
Has anyone an idea how this could be accomplished ?
Any hints greatly appreciated, thanks !

"pulse00" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:ghhesj$ho2$[email protected]..
> thanks for the hint. i still have one question about
memory usage though:
>
> Would it be ok to simply create or remove buttons in the
commitProperties
> method and
> the garbage collector would clear the memory of the
unused objects when
> they
> are
> removed from the itemrenderer ?
They will be garbage collected as long as there are no
references to them
(for instance, no event listeners).
> The other thing that came to my mind is to maintain a
reference to all
> DisplayObjects i need
> in the itemrenderer and simply remove / add them to the
container as
> needed.
You could look at the List Based controls and see how they
handle it.
> I'm a little concerned about memory usage as the Tree
that contains those
> itemrenderers will be
> refreshed quite often.
Just make sure not to do anything that can't be garbage
collected.

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ASO - Max number of Children

I'm building a dimension in an aso cube that has 13,152 childrenrolling to a single parent. The process does not reject anyrecords, but only adds 13,029 children...what's up with that?

There are limits to the numbers of members that you can have in your outline, but that would require you to have a whole lot of members in other dimensions and then I think you get an error on the dim build/outline save. This seems more like you have a data issue or maybe some consolidation operator errors on your members. I threw together a simple ASO outline with three dims, One member in an account dim, 12 members in a time dim and 14000 members in a "member" dim. I loaded a value of one to each member across the 12 periods and my top level result is the expected 168,000. So there is no issue with the number of children rolling up to that single parent. There is a limit on the Number of stored dimension level combinations in an aggregate storage outline. Again, I would expect the outline to be pretty large to hit this limit, and again, I would expect the error to show up on dim build/outline save, but I just don't know for sure on that one. You can go into the DBA guide and search the "Limits" section to get a better idea.

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