Kumar,

If you are up for an Image Slide Show with a bit more functionality than 
Lachlan's excellent reply on your request for a "Quick One", you might want to 
check out the "Photo Viewer" Sample App that installs with Flex Builder 2.  It 
uses an external xml file (galleries.xml) for loading each photo.  

You can view it in action here:
http://examples.adobe.com/flex2/inproduct/sdk/photoviewer/PhotoViewer.html

Note:  This sample app has 3 views:  <ThumbnailView ...>, <CarouselView ...>, 
<SlideShowView ...>.  At the link above, you switch views by clicking icons on 
the top right corner of the gray thumbnail viewer along the bottom.

This "Photo Viewer" Sample App is easy to install via the Flex Builder 2 "Flex 
Start Page" (Install sequence:  Main Menu -> Help -> Flex Start Page -> More 
installed samples -> Photo Viewer -> Open Project)

Regarding the XML that is uses, following is a sample from galleries.xml::
<photo>
  <name>Acropolis: Matt Chotin</name>
  <description>Acropolis on Calton Hill in Edinburgh</description>
  <source>flextravel/Acropolis on Calton Hill.jpg</source>
</photo>


Happy Flexing!

Pete


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Hi All,
 

  
 

Well I want to know some simple approach for creating an
image slide show.
 

  
 

I have an XML file containing all path and source of the
images.  
 

I don’t want to give any more functionality except
that images should changes every 5sec.
 

  
 

Can some one suggest a quick and easy approach on this one
 

  
 

Thanks,
 

Kumar
 











 
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