Hi there Gtuhl The most excited idea of Flex it's because flexible, using or not using the iFrame as suggested as work arround, I might admit that fits perfect but instead of that, why don't you think a litle bit more and based on your request, you could also work with the Flex / Ajax Bridge.
The Flex Ajax Bridged could in some upper case help you on this kind of request, once you just need to open-up and show or preview a html page. You have to considerable that Flex or better Flash Player 9 has more support for HTML but not XHTML. Best. On 1/10/07, gtuhl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We have an existing application that has a feature enabling a user to set content for and preview html newsletters. We are in the process of researching Flex2 and determining whether the client-side of this application (currently xul/html/js) should be converted. Is there any way to render html in Flex2? The htmlText property on Text won't cut it as it only supports a trivial subset of html. I essentially need to embed Gecko or another appropriate rendering engine so that the users can get a rough guess of what their content looks like. The same pages allow the user to quickly send test e-mails to whichever accounts they desire, but the quick-preview feature provided by the current version of the application is heavily used and cannot be cut. Ideally Flex2 has something similar to the <browser> component in xul.
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