If it were me... 1. Use ImageMagick (http://www.imagemagick.org) on the server to extract the photoshop layers then modify and convert them.
2. Have the Flash files reference external images and text. Modify these external files rather than the flash files. Leave the flash files on disk and use the database to reference where each one is. You can use whatever tools you are comfortable with. Me, I would use PHP on the backend using the ImageMagick API; For the frontend I would use Flex. But that is just me. --- In [email protected], vuthecuong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On next month I will incharge of web-based app project that: > ========================== > 1) - Read layers of PSD file (photoshop) then create banner of each layer. > - Display images in categories. > - Drage and drop image into banner (gif file) frame. > - rotate, resize text and image inside that banner. > > 2) - insert flash file (.fla?) to DB. > - load that flash files into web GUI > - edit text and image inside that flash file. > - save back to DB. > ====================== > So my questions are: > - what tool I should use? flash? or flex? or both? or ajax with php? and > why? > - about "insert flash file (.fla?) to DB", this web app is for intranet use > only, and size of flash file is less then 300kb. So should I need to pay > attention on performance etc? > - especially edit text and image inside flash file (fla?), flash or flex is > better to use? why? > I'm very confused. Please help me. I need your help. > regards, > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/need-your-advice-on-flash-or-flex-tp20227710p20227710.html > Sent from the FlexCoders mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
