be used on every OS where you can install a Java Runtime.
Nice thing is that it allows you to colorize the different log levels.
Jens Halm
www.spicefactory.org
Hello all,
this weekend we released Parsley 2, the completely redesigned version
of our Flex + Flash Application Framework, taking it to a new level
of power and flexibility:
# Versatile IOC Container: Supports configuration with AS3 Metadata,
MXML, XML files, ActionScript
# Dependency
# A very extensive Developer Manual -
http://www.spicefactory.org/parsley/docs/2.0/maunal/
Sorry, link is broken, this is the right one:
http://www.spicefactory.org/parsley/docs/2.0/manual/
Jens
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Integration Tests written in AS3, with
automatic database population
* And much more...
You can download the first Release Candidate from:
http://www.spicefactory.org/pimento/download.php
Jens Halm
Spicefactory
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FAQ: http
with FetchPlan
instances created in AS3.
Jens Halm
Spicefactory
the Pimento API and create your
own UI). It will work with any Java EE server.
Unfortunately it's the only Spicefactory framework we haven't even
started with yet (except for concepts). So we expect to have an
initial release later this year and something production-ready next
year.
Jens Halm
.
Unfortunately it's the only Spicefactory framework we haven't even
started with yet (except for concepts). So we expect to have an
initial release later this year and something production-ready next
year.
Jens Halm
Spicefactory
with or
without Flex (does not built upon the RemoteObject API).
All Spicefactory projects are licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
You'll find a lot more information at the project website.
Jens Halm
Spicefactory
to the specified InvocationHandler instance.
It would really be great to have something similar in AS4!
Typesafe proxy objects are useful for:
- AOP frameworks
- Mock frameworks
- Remote Service Stubs
and very likely for a ton of other things!
Jens Halm
Spicefactory
www.spicefactory.org
=subversive
It seems to be less buggy than the alternative Subclipse plugin. Also
it became an official Eclipse project, so in the future it might be
part of the core platform like the CVS plugin.
I'm using Subversive with HTTP and with svn+ssh and did not have any
issues yet.
Jens Halm
integration
with Spring configuration and a lot of flexibility for mapping AS3
classes to Java classes.
Jens Halm
Spicefactory
Geoffrey,
This is a common misconception about return types. In the Flex
docs, the type specified is the lowest subclass supported for the
returned data. If the return type is Object, this can include Array,
Boolean, String, Number, components, and most custom classes.
But alas that is
This code is similar to var a:* = new A(1,2,3); in my original
post. Arguments count is statically specified at compile time.
But I am looking for the way to pass different number of arguments
to constructor at runtime. Arguments type and count are unknown at
compilation time, that is
var s:Sprite = new Sprite();
var b:Box = new Box(); // box - mx.core.Container.Box
then:
b.addChild(s);// - ERROR: cannot convert
flash.display::[EMAIL PROTECTED] to mx.core.IUIComponent
i know (from debugger) that method 'addChild(val:DisplayObject)' in
mx.core.Container
You can wrap your Sprite inside an UIComponent (code not tested):
var s:Sprite = new Sprite();
var c:UIComponent = new UIComponent();
c.addChild(s);
var b:Box = new Box();
b.addChild(b);
I meant b.addChild(c) of course...
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My point is that every time there's a new language (yes I've been
around for awhile :) there are people complaining that it's unlike
some other language (mostly an older one). It's understandable, but
I also know that the people implementing the language spec's for the
most parts is not
again from other people's coming to the Flash platform they look at
all this stuff as the typical flash hacks from old days.
I don't know why are you so reactive to introduce private
constructors that are very clear and precise to resolve this kind of
things and don't need any trick.
We modeled this documentation on JavaDocs. So, if you are familiar with
JavaDocs, it should look pretty familiar. You can see it here:
Will there be a tool in the free release of Compiler/Framework to
generate such documentation? Would be a great thing to have the same
doc format used by all
Hi All,
I'd like to provide a String value which represents the DisplayObject
class I want to create dynamically with addChild. Has anyone
accomplished this?
You mean like this?
public function createInstance (className : String) : Object {
var MyClass : Class =
public function createInstance (className:String, args:Array) : Object {
var myClass : Class = getClassByName(className);
var inst : Object = new myClass();
inst.initArgs.apply(inst, args);
return inst;
}
Yes, that would be a workaround if I have complete control over the
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