Hi Daniel, Steve for steve, i have try to use MING and only overview the MTASC, for MING its to simple, yes i only load some image but i also use a swf file to do that ..while the image is loaded, this swf file(movieclip) will do some animation...and in MING to do a simple animation, it takes a lot of code, and i see MTASC as the same thing but some additional feature.
for Daniel, thanks for the advice i will look to it thanks guys! ary. --- Steve Hagenlock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Daniel, you are giving this guy advice based on > software that hasn't > been released to production yet - flex framework > caching is a Flex 3 > technology. Further, a simple image loader doesn't > need the flex > framework, regardless of whether the bulk of it will > (eventually) be > cached on the end users machine. There is nothing > to be gained by using > Flex for a dynamically generated image loader except > a Flash 9 minimum > player requirement + the flex framework requirement. > Cheers, > Steve > > danielvlopes wrote: > > No, flex is right tool for tha job. Look in > internet for framework > > caching and generate report for modularity > compiling. > > > > Watch this video, this will reduce your swf file > extremely. > > > http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flex/videos/flex3rsls/ > > > > The size of swf is because Framework is embeded in > swf. I had project, > > with giant codes and comps with 70kb. > > > > --- In [email protected], Steve Hagenlock > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >> Flex is probably not the right tool for that job. > You should be > >> > > looking > > > >> at something like Ming (php module) or the MTASC > open source project > >> > > for > > > >> compiling Flash. I'm sure there are several > other options if you look > >> around. When you use the Flex compilers, you get > the Flex framework > >> code as the price of entry. > >> -Steve > >> > >> Ary wrote: > >> > >>> Hi, > >>> > >>> i use mxmlc module (apache) to generate swf, its > a > >>> very simple swf only write a swf that has > function to > >>> load images externally, but the file size is 133 > KB , > >>> if i make the same procedure with flash and > publish > >>> it the file its only 20-30 KB. > >>> > >>> can i make the swf that rendered by mxmlc more > simpler > >>> and lighter? and is it possible to embed the > image > >>> inside the swf rather than link it to external > file? > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship answers from someone who knows. Yahoo! Answers - Check it out. http://answers.yahoo.com/dir/?link=list&sid=396545433
