A side note but you might look at the Eclipse-based Reload application
for SCORM packaging. Takes a lot of the pain out of a cumbersome process.
Ron
Danny Kodicek wrote:
> Hi Danny,
I'll definitely look into that, if not for this project,
it'll come in very handy for later ones. So far I
> Hi Danny,
>
> I'll definitely look into that, if not for this project,
> it'll come in very handy for later ones. So far I heard of
> SCORM, but never looked into it really in depth. Isn't it for
> web based learning only?
No, it's a method for packaging course data which is used by most (n
Hi Danny,
I'll definitely look into that, if not for this project, it'll come in
very handy for later ones. So far I heard of SCORM, but never looked
into it really in depth. Isn't it for web based learning only?
My current project is going onto a DVD (through a Zinc exe)
Nik
On 7/3/07, Danny
> Hi Ron,
>
> That seems very re-assuring. The problem I am having really
> is that I find it very difficult to find out more about using
> XML in Flash on a more advanced but still small scale level.
> I can parse attributes, and nodes, but most examples deal
> with 1-2 attributes, that can
I would parse it into arrays of objects rather than arrays. It is a lot
easier to ask an object for some information than a multidimensional
array. I lot easier to maintain as well.
That soudns like an idea to try. Thanks!
Nik
On 7/3/07, Ron Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You might also tr
Hi Ron,
That seems very re-assuring. The problem I am having really is that I
find it very difficult to find out more about using XML in Flash on a
more advanced but still small scale level. I can parse attributes, and
nodes, but most examples deal with 1-2 attributes, that can be easily
be pushe
You might also try to navigate the XML yourself (and parse it yourself.)
I would parse it into arrays of objects rather than arrays. It is a lot
easier to ask an object for some information than a multidimensional
array. I lot easier to maintain as well.
If you put some traces into your navi
I do not think that you are even close to any maximum.
There are many applications much bigger than this floating about.
What tools do you have for validating XML?
We have found that XMLSpy is a really useful tool if you are doing
anything serious with XML. It has lots of different applications
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