Re: [Flashcoders] Flash + Air

2008-04-25 Thread Peter B
The easiest way? Put the name of the SWF in the filename node of the
AIR application descriptor file. See
http://livedocs.adobe.com/air/1/devappshtml/help.html?content=HTMLHelloWorld_1.html
Note - this example is an HTML based 'hello world' but the information
about the application descriptor file applies to SWF based AIR apps
too

2008/4/24 Helmut Granda [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 Does anyone knows the best way to embed Flash into an adobe Air application?
  The standard way of doing it (using SWFObject, FUO, Adobe AC_R) doesnt seem
  to work when testing the air applications. I have done some research but
  nothing substantial that proves the best (or working) method.

  TIA...
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[Flashcoders] Flash + Air

2008-04-24 Thread Helmut Granda
Does anyone knows the best way to embed Flash into an adobe Air application?
The standard way of doing it (using SWFObject, FUO, Adobe AC_R) doesnt seem
to work when testing the air applications. I have done some research but
nothing substantial that proves the best (or working) method.

TIA...
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Re: [Flashcoders] Flash + Air

2008-04-24 Thread Muzak

What do you mean with: embed Flash into an adobe Air application

You want to load an swf?


The standard way of doing it (using SWFObject, FUO, Adobe AC_R) doesnt seem
to work 


Standard way of doing what?

regards,
Muzak

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Does anyone knows the best way to embed Flash into an adobe Air application?
The standard way of doing it (using SWFObject, FUO, Adobe AC_R) doesnt seem
to work when testing the air applications. I have done some research but
nothing substantial that proves the best (or working) method.

TIA...


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Re: [Flashcoders] Flash + Air

2008-04-24 Thread jonathan howe
Helmut, are you talking about an AIR application made from HTML/javascript?
I for one often forget that's even an option.

On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 5:01 PM, Muzak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 What do you mean with: embed Flash into an adobe Air application

 You want to load an swf?

  The standard way of doing it (using SWFObject, FUO, Adobe AC_R) doesnt
 seem
 to work


 Standard way of doing what?

 regards,
 Muzak

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  Does anyone knows the best way to embed Flash into an adobe Air
 application?
 The standard way of doing it (using SWFObject, FUO, Adobe AC_R) doesnt
 seem
 to work when testing the air applications. I have done some research but
 nothing substantial that proves the best (or working) method.

 TIA...


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RE: [Flashcoders] Flash + Air

2008-04-24 Thread Ashvin Savani
Helmut, 

If I understand it correctly, it depends on usage or type of application
that you want to port to AIR. Either you can use it's native local
database (if it only deals with local database) or you can use any
remoting framework / solution which can communicate server side code. It
also depends on what exactly data transactions the application does.

Regards,

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FlashBrain - Division of Avinashi

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Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash + Air

Does anyone knows the best way to embed Flash into an adobe Air
application?
The standard way of doing it (using SWFObject, FUO, Adobe AC_R) doesnt
seem
to work when testing the air applications. I have done some research but
nothing substantial that proves the best (or working) method.

TIA...
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Re: [Flashcoders] FLASH+AIR+ASP

2008-03-27 Thread Sidney de Koning
Do you mean that you need to login through HTACCESS? (the browser  
dialog box) or through an ASP file?


If its HTACCESS then, with AIR, you can get past it in AIR. Tell me  
which one is of use and i'll try to help.


Cheers,

Sid

On Mar 26, 2008, at 11:41 PM, Helmut Granda wrote:


   I have an application that was created for the browser
(Flash+ASP)and runs under a secure server (https) and everything works
great. Now there is an attenpt to move the application to stand  
alone with
AIR but it seems like because it is under a secure server I am  
having issues

accessing the server.

   Basically this is what happens:

   Flash - ask to ASP for stuff
   ASP - give back Flash STUFF
   FLASH - Display the stuff ASP Provided

   Using AIR as a wrapper Im not sure how still being able to  
hit the
server without having the user to log in. Oh yeah I forgot to  
mention that
the user has to login throuh the browser so do I need to create a  
page for

the user to login before deploying my application?

   TIA
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Re: [Flashcoders] FLASH+AIR+ASP

2008-03-27 Thread Helmut Granda
You have to login through a aspx form(no httaccess). basically the
application lives in the extranet so you have to login to access any
documents on that specific area. It works well on the browser because before
accessing the application you have to login and once you are in the process
continues. But as a stand-alone application it seems to be a whole different
monster

start()
if user is not logged in
ask for login info()
else
go to the app()
end()

thanks for your input

On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 3:44 AM, Sidney de Koning [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Do you mean that you need to login through HTACCESS? (the browser
 dialog box) or through an ASP file?

 If its HTACCESS then, with AIR, you can get past it in AIR. Tell me
 which one is of use and i'll try to help.

 Cheers,

 Sid

 On Mar 26, 2008, at 11:41 PM, Helmut Granda wrote:

 I have an application that was created for the browser
  (Flash+ASP)and runs under a secure server (https) and everything works
  great. Now there is an attenpt to move the application to stand
  alone with
  AIR but it seems like because it is under a secure server I am
  having issues
  accessing the server.
 
 Basically this is what happens:
 
 Flash - ask to ASP for stuff
 ASP - give back Flash STUFF
 FLASH - Display the stuff ASP Provided
 
 Using AIR as a wrapper Im not sure how still being able to
  hit the
  server without having the user to log in. Oh yeah I forgot to
  mention that
  the user has to login throuh the browser so do I need to create a
  page for
  the user to login before deploying my application?
 
 TIA
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Re: [Flashcoders] FLASH+AIR+ASP

2008-03-27 Thread Sidney de Koning
Does you aspx login form have an API? I mean, can you POST of GET  
variables to it and you you get back a value of something to let you  
know you are logged in? If so, you can access it with AIR.


in you example you say 'go to the app()' . Are we talking about AIR or  
a webapplication in the browser (i just need to be sure), because you  
just cannot start an application that is on the users hard drive.


Hope to hear from you,

Sid


On Mar 27, 2008, at 3:33 PM, Helmut Granda wrote:


You have to login through a aspx form(no httaccess). basically the
application lives in the extranet so you have to login to access any
documents on that specific area. It works well on the browser  
because before
accessing the application you have to login and once you are in the  
process
continues. But as a stand-alone application it seems to be a whole  
different

monster

start()
if user is not logged in
ask for login info()
else
go to the app()
end()

thanks for your input

On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 3:44 AM, Sidney de Koning [EMAIL PROTECTED] 


wrote:


Do you mean that you need to login through HTACCESS? (the browser
dialog box) or through an ASP file?

If its HTACCESS then, with AIR, you can get past it in AIR. Tell me
which one is of use and i'll try to help.

Cheers,

Sid

On Mar 26, 2008, at 11:41 PM, Helmut Granda wrote:


  I have an application that was created for the browser
(Flash+ASP)and runs under a secure server (https) and everything  
works

great. Now there is an attenpt to move the application to stand
alone with
AIR but it seems like because it is under a secure server I am
having issues
accessing the server.

  Basically this is what happens:

  Flash - ask to ASP for stuff
  ASP - give back Flash STUFF
  FLASH - Display the stuff ASP Provided

  Using AIR as a wrapper Im not sure how still being able to
hit the
server without having the user to log in. Oh yeah I forgot to
mention that
the user has to login throuh the browser so do I need to create a
page for
the user to login before deploying my application?

  TIA
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Re: [Flashcoders] FLASH+AIR+ASP

2008-03-27 Thread Helmut Granda
There is no a open API, everything is strictly controlled by IT so I think I
need to find another way around. My logic was telling me that since the
application was being only wrapped by AIR that still the longin calls were
going to be implemented in the application. Meaning if the user wasn't
logged in it was going to ask for UN and pass and then continue.

Thanks, this is for sure a great learning experience

On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Sidney de Koning [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Does you aspx login form have an API? I mean, can you POST of GET
 variables to it and you you get back a value of something to let you
 know you are logged in? If so, you can access it with AIR.

 in you example you say 'go to the app()' . Are we talking about AIR or
 a webapplication in the browser (i just need to be sure), because you
 just cannot start an application that is on the users hard drive.

 Hope to hear from you,

 Sid


 On Mar 27, 2008, at 3:33 PM, Helmut Granda wrote:

  You have to login through a aspx form(no httaccess). basically the
  application lives in the extranet so you have to login to access any
  documents on that specific area. It works well on the browser
  because before
  accessing the application you have to login and once you are in the
  process
  continues. But as a stand-alone application it seems to be a whole
  different
  monster
 
  start()
  if user is not logged in
  ask for login info()
  else
  go to the app()
  end()
 
  thanks for your input
 
  On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 3:44 AM, Sidney de Koning 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  
  wrote:
 
  Do you mean that you need to login through HTACCESS? (the browser
  dialog box) or through an ASP file?
 
  If its HTACCESS then, with AIR, you can get past it in AIR. Tell me
  which one is of use and i'll try to help.
 
  Cheers,
 
  Sid
 
  On Mar 26, 2008, at 11:41 PM, Helmut Granda wrote:
 
I have an application that was created for the browser
  (Flash+ASP)and runs under a secure server (https) and everything
  works
  great. Now there is an attenpt to move the application to stand
  alone with
  AIR but it seems like because it is under a secure server I am
  having issues
  accessing the server.
 
Basically this is what happens:
 
Flash - ask to ASP for stuff
ASP - give back Flash STUFF
FLASH - Display the stuff ASP Provided
 
Using AIR as a wrapper Im not sure how still being able to
  hit the
  server without having the user to log in. Oh yeah I forgot to
  mention that
  the user has to login throuh the browser so do I need to create a
  page for
  the user to login before deploying my application?
 
TIA
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[Flashcoders] FLASH+AIR+ASP

2008-03-26 Thread Helmut Granda
I have an application that was created for the browser
(Flash+ASP)and runs under a secure server (https) and everything works
great. Now there is an attenpt to move the application to stand alone with
AIR but it seems like because it is under a secure server I am having issues
accessing the server.

Basically this is what happens:

Flash - ask to ASP for stuff
ASP - give back Flash STUFF
FLASH - Display the stuff ASP Provided

Using AIR as a wrapper Im not sure how still being able to hit the
server without having the user to log in. Oh yeah I forgot to mention that
the user has to login throuh the browser so do I need to create a page for
the user to login before deploying my application?

TIA
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