Well, I was probably being too harsh with "major bugs", as I can't
remember exactly what they were now (it was about 6 months ago I used
it). I believe we had the same issue with building - having to reload
SW first, but often when reloading it would fail because the process was
still running
> I always had this feeling Flash is not meant to be run for a long period
> of time - no one will interact with your Flash movie on browser for 24
> hours continuously, so that's absolutely fine. But can anyone tell me if
> you have successfully developed 24/7 app using Flash wrapped in
> Zinc/SWF
Grant Cox wrote:
> We just did our first application with a projector app ...
Thanks for the interesting real-world comparison of the various projectors.
> First I gave Screenweaver OS a go, but it has some major bugs, and
> almost no development (well, not on the version 3, apparently they are
>
h buy some $700 duct tape (zinc) but don't be
surprised when the bugs start rolling in.
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Kenneth,
the "News Publisher" (the 24/7 App) acts only as News reader, parser and
server.
Using SS´s TCP Socket it sends out News feeds in a propitary format to
Clients on the Dev. Boxes (also SS Apps)
The Server itself does not have any heavy user interaction going on, it only
has a Fullscreen Int
I have never really seen any memory leak issues, but then I never really
built any Flash exe apps until recently. I export to version 8 with
this app (why not?) and use Fluorine for the messaging, and all seems
hunky dory :) I was using the External API, but I run the same Flash
layer as a web ve
-Sylvester
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I use Flash with a C# backend for a kiosk system. It enables me to provide
card scanning, coin mech, note reader, printer and database support. This
system is run 24/7 and the onl
I use Flash with a C# backend for a kiosk system. It enables me to provide
card scanning, coin mech, note reader, printer and database support. This
system is run 24/7 and the only issues I get is to do with my C# coding
relative to the odd network glitch... Other than that, it stands up to an
Have you used Zinc? How do you compare the two?
Lee
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I´m using an SWF
I´m using an SWF Studio App 24/7 here at work (kind of XML news
ticker/reader) and it works just fine.
Regarding the whole discussion, I would recommend SWF Studio.
It is realy stable and the developers are allways fast with their responds.
They even did a custom implementation of a feature set fr
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SWF Studio all the way. The customer support is amazing and the people
who
Hello,
I`ll start with the development of a big application next week, and we
need to use these projectors. I`ll be a commercial product, so i think
that it`s very important that i take the right way on the beginning.
What you thing guys, should i develop it that i can easily change
between proje
Yeah I have to say, I've been using zinc for xray's wrapper and they were
always very responsive to my requests on the forums. But admittedly, even I
don't use the EXE version of Xray because of the memory and CPU issues.
That being said, I felt like their support was very good and they seem like
SWF Studio all the way. The customer support is amazing and the people who
work there are both knowledgable and helpful- rare indeed.
> On 3/29/06, Gene Jannece <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I've been reading pros and cons of using Zinc, I started to wonder
>> what are the pros and cons of other p
We just did our first application with a projector app like this.
Thankfully the target was only for Windows 2000 and XP, but it needed to
support nice transparency with non-rectangular windows.
First I gave Screenweaver OS a go, but it has some major bugs, and
almost no development (well, no
On Mar 28, 2006, at 11:32 PM, John Grden wrote:
Screenweaver by far IMHO is the best wrapper around. It's now open
source
and Version4 will be cross platform.
It probably IS the best, but if cross-platform is important, then it
isn't in the competition yet. Will be great when it is.
--
Screenweaver by far IMHO is the best wrapper around. It's now open source
and Version4 will be cross platform.
http://www.osflash.org/screenweaver
On 3/28/06, Troy Rollins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> On Mar 28, 2006, at 2:57 PM, Gene Jannece wrote:
>
> > I've been reading pros and cons of u
On Mar 28, 2006, at 2:57 PM, Gene Jannece wrote:
I've been reading pros and cons of using Zinc, I started to wonder
what are the pros and cons of other projectors?
Cross-platform? Zinc is pretty much the most powerful wrapper for
Windows. The problem with Zinc is mostly the Mac version, wh
On 3/29/06, Gene Jannece <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been reading pros and cons of using Zinc, I started to wonder what are
> the pros and cons of other projectors?
Flash Magazine did a comparison of projectors.
http://www.flashmagazine.com/1095
http://www.flashmagazine.com/1097
It's a li
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