OK. I don't know what the EULA says about your options, but keep in
mind that mixing fl.* and mx.* components doesn't work for fl.*
components that get keyboard focus. You'll start getting runtime
exceptions. So this might work for FLVPlayback, but I wouldn't
guarantee it for other fl.*
Thanks for the tip. Most of what I've done is use a few Flex SDK classes in
Flash, custom Flash components in Flex with the kit. The only Flash component
I've ever used in Flex has been the FLVPlayback component, and I've never had a
problem with runtime exceptions related to focus. It's
Thanks for the tip. Most of what I've done is use a few Flex SDK classes in
Flash, custom Flash components in Flex with the kit. The only Flash component
I've ever used in Flex has been the FLVPlayback component, and I've never had a
problem with runtime exceptions related to focus. It's simple:
I'm creating a class which extends FLVPlayback directly, without using
UIMovieClip, and implements IMXMLObject so it can be instantiated in MXML. The
fl.* package where the class resides is listed as an external source, and the
Flex code assist finds the package just fine.
Problem is, when I
Try just
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash CS3\en\Configuration\Component
Source\ActionScript 3.0\FLVPlayback
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Awesome. That did the trick! Thanks Alex.
I've since figured there are four ways to instantiate the FLVPlayback component
in Flex, which will be the topic of a few upcoming articles:
1) Use the Flex Component Kit to wrap the FLVPlayback in a UIMovieClip (a
well-known implementation)
2)
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