[Flashcoders] apollo is in macromedia labs

Too bad its onely for Flex :) I need it for flash ___ Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com To change your subscription options or search the archive: http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders Brought to you by Fig Leaf Software Premier

Re: [Flashcoders] apollo is in macromedia labs

I would imagine you can write in actionscript too, albeit AS3, but still actionscript. Hank On 3/19/07, dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Too bad its onely for Flex :) I need it for flash ___ Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com To change your subscription

Re: [Flashcoders] apollo is in macromedia labs

You can compile any SWF + Application XML file into an Apollo application. You have to use the command-line for this if not using Flex. If you want to use the new features that Apollo brings to the table like file I/O, windowing, etc, you need to compile the Apollo SWC files into your SWF. I

Re: [Flashcoders] apollo is in macromedia labs

Yes, you can write AS3-only apps that don't use any part of flex at all. You can even do it for free with the Flex 2 SDK. I've heard that you can use AS2 apps in apollo, but that it is a pain because you do not have direct access to the apollo API. On 3/19/07, hank williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: [Flashcoders] apollo is in macromedia labs

It's not only for Flex. Flex == Flash. That's like saying It's only for Ruby, not Rails. Rails is written in Ruby. Flex 2 is built with Flash. It's simply a bunch of classes and components written in AS3 that provide a framework for developing applications. Currently, the Apollo compiler is