Martin Wood wrote: >compile at runtime? > >afaik flex compiles converts mxml into as classes and then compiles >those against the flex framework. (but i know very little about flex) > >what Igor is offering is a way of dynamically loading mxml format >layouts to use with as2. > >I'd guess that the actual UI components used can be changed, how >flexible that part of the system is remains to be seen, but being an >open source project it can be changed :) > >I can imagine that having an mxml -> mm components or mxml -> aswing >etc.. runtime ui system would be useful for a lot of folks. > >I could put it to immediate use in existing as2 projects that are in >need of a UI overhaul, and often require quick changes to be made to the >UI but at the moment doing so requires a recompile, which even with >MTASC isnt as quick as editing an xml file (perhaps edited on the server). > >martin > > >Tim Beynart wrote: > > >>Doesn't the FLEX server compile at runtime? >> >> > >_______________________________________________ >osflash mailing list >[email protected] >http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org > > > > > i could certainly use that! if some of you remember in vb and eaven in dreamweaver there was a way to drag and drop a resultset and fields were automatically generated. that combined with my current project Tabman (http://www.caligos.com/Tabman) could make almost instant data-bound forms efortlessly. it's defenetly great. congrats igor. :D
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