If the device itself will have a touchscreen and needs to display a flash interface then you will need an embedded RTOS that supports flash.
A quick Google search pulls these: http://www.sysgo.com/news-events/press-releases/article/1/sysgo-bietet-adobe-flash-lite-fuer-embedded-linux/ http://www.techonline.com/learning/webinar/203101003 You will need to do a lot more research on what you are trying to do and which RTOS you will need to do it. Also, the processor you will be using will have a major impact. The links above are a good start I believe. --- In [email protected], "Pankaj Chawla" <pankaj...@...> wrote: > > Embedded linux for the device is what I have in mind. Is flash suppported on > any other RTOS? If yes I > have no problems using that. The hardware will be custom > made depending on what software platform we can > come up with. > > On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 11:49 PM, valdhor <valdhorli...@...>wrote: > > > OK, so which RTOS are you using and does it support flash? > > > > > > --- In [email protected] <flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com>, "Pankaj > > Chawla" <pankaj013@> wrote: > > > The reason I need AIR on the device is because the device is also > > going to > > > have a touchscreen display which will show the flash interface and > > allow > > > direction manipulation of the data stored in SQLite on the device. The > > > device > > > will also stream the data to an external server which will in turn > > act as > > > the webserver for the browser based interface. The device will > > essentially > > > stored data for a single day where as the external server will store all > > > data. Now the fun is that the webbrowser based flash interface (that is > > > served by the external server) can also trigger data changes that will > > > cause changes to happen in the external server database and the same > > > gets streamed back to the device causing the SQLite database to > > > get updated and also the same getting reflected on the flash interface > > > of the device. > > > > > > So in summary there are two machines- one is touchscreen based device > > > that has SQLite for one day data storage and some kind of flash > > interface > > > for data manipulation. The second is a full blown server that stores all > > > data and acts as a webserver to provide a flash based interface > > available > > > through web browser to do data manipulation. The two machines in turn > > > keep the data syncronised by sharing it using a data service or sockets > > > or any realtime two way communication. > > > > > > So the device does need a way to show flash based interface, provide > > > interfacing with SQLite and a realtime connection with the external > > server. > > > I think if I have AIR I can do it all within flex/AS but if not then > > I have > > > to use PHP + FlashLite. Is this a fair conclusion or can you guys > > suggest > > > a better alternative. As I said I am really an enterprise software > > veteran > > > so I might not be doing it right in the first place. > > > > > > Cheers > > > Pankaj > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > Cheers > Pankaj > --------------------------------------------- > http://13degree.wordpress.com > Do your dreams! >
