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gyoong2
Posts: 4
Registered: 11-23-2010

BrowserField2 Content Renders Slowly

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Hi,

 

I'm experiencing a serious performance issue when testing my application on a BlackBerry Torch 9800.  The application is essentially a web container that leverages the browserfield2 class to display an HTML site within the application.  The issue is that no matter which site I open in browserfield2, there is a significant amount of time between the request and when the content is actually rendered.

 

Alternatively, when I load the same application on a Bold 9780, the content is rendered quickly (the applications are identical).  Is there a known issue with the browserfield2 on the Torch 9800 rendering content slowly? What are the alternatives that can be used to resolve this issue?  The Torch 9800 is running the latest OS version provided by the carrier.

 

edit: this is for OS6

 

Thanks in advance.

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JaredCo
Posts: 277
Registered: 02-03-2010
My Carrier: Rogers

Re: BrowserField2 Content Renders Slowly

Can you compare the exact OS level on the Torch and the 9780.  Later releases on the Torch may run better.

Regards, Steven
The Jared Company

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gyoong2
Posts: 4
Registered: 11-23-2010

Re: BrowserField2 Content Renders Slowly

My Torch is running v6.0.0.246 Platform 6.4.0.105

 

My 9780 is running v6.0.0.285, Platform 6.5.0.54

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peter_strange
Posts: 14,614
Registered: 07-14-2008

Re: BrowserField2 Content Renders Slowly

Test the same URL using the Browsers on each device and see if the performance is reflected in this also.  I suspect it is.  I think the Bold has a better processor and so is just faster....

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