Using ZK and Java is great. I'm still sticking to Flex for developing
desktop applications and gaming.
Of course, many will still using it for animations, there is no such thing
as abandon, some developers
are just over use Flash and end up hurting user experience than necessary.
When it comes to
Unless I'm not understanding it right, ZKoss looks like it requires some web
server configuration in order to run. Flex doesn't, which is nice for people
like me who work in server environments they can't control. But it looks like
awesome tech! Am I right about it needing server side
Hi James,
Thanks for help.
how to to access offline mjpeg video? please give me a help.
Thanks
Mark
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, James Ong yanlilei64@... wrote:
Video stream back through mjpeg and output to AIR will be tricky unless you
have a streaming server and serve over UDP
any way flex can access Virtual Camera? Thanks
Mark
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Dave Cates dave.cates@... wrote:
Hey Mark,
Camera.getCamera will only work for physically connected devices to the
machine where the Flash app is running - like a USB webcam.
What you want to do is
Hi Jason,
The only configuration is that I had to drop several of their jar files into
the endorsed directory of Tomcat.
Ron
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Merrill, Jason jason.merrill@... wrote:
Unless I'm not understanding it right, ZKoss looks like it requires some web
server
Hi James,
I certainly respect the decision of those who are sticking with Flex, but I
would suggest that developers do so with the recognition that they may be
developing with a technology that isn't going to be around that long.
I could write at length about this, but, in a nutshell, here's
Flex is an awesome product.Period. Atleast until version 3.
Then they bloated it. The new spark component makes it easy to do the
skinning but it costs a big deal in download time.
I am not sure there is anything flex specific in the Flash Player Runtime.
Flex is totally written with AS3 and the
Yep, and with no ability to access or make mods to the server like that, it
would be a no-go for us unfortunately.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect II
Bank of America Global Learning
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I think it will be interesting to see how many people actually show up at MAX
this year.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect II
Bank of America Global Learning
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I went through the entire series a few months ago . no crashes, no problems.
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Flex 4.5: Flex in 5 Days
Why does:
trace((new Date(2012,01,15)).toString());
and
trace((new Date('2012','01','15')).toString());
return:
Wed Feb 15 00:00:00 GMT-0800 2012
February??
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/Date.html#methodSummary
says:
If you pass two or more arguments, the Date object is assigned a time value
based on the argument values passed, which represent the date's year, month,
date, hour, minute, second, and
So did I.
I just wanted to try it out.
It may have helped that Ive been using flex for
years but Im sure I just followed the whole course
and can't remember do any work-rounds or anything
like that.
I thought, for a free training set is was actually
really good. I don't really know of
I can’t think of anything the FlashPlayer could unload from its footprint that
wouldn’t just “break the web” for lots of other non-Flex swfs. Adobe has no
interest in “breaking the web” and thus it will continue to invest in not doing
so.
I’m not sure of your definition of “supported
I think you make my point for me by comparing the future of Flex to COBOL. Yes,
it's still around, but we all wish it wasn't and curse it everytime we have to
deal with it. As you say, it is hard to get out. So, yes, I still have
projects written in Flex that will undoubtedly continue to run
I’ve never used COBOL, but I haven’t heard anyone say they really liked working
in with it. That’s not true for Flex so even if it gets marginalized because
it always remains locked to ActionScript and FlashPlayer, it may not be the
subject of cursing.
I’m not in disagreement that in the long
So, I think we have a similar vision for where things are going with respect to
Adobe supporting HTML5 for the enterprise. But, I fail to see why Flex and
FlashBuilder would have any part of that. Why not just fall back to your
excellent product, Dreamweaver, and enhance it as the IDE for
Well Ron, I don't agree with you.
There is a difference between a reality and our own perception.
I have seen a huge demand for flex based solution in
Education (hmh, piersons)
Finance (j p morgon, boa)
Healthcare (hospira)
Entertainment (directv)
Ecommerce ( eBay ) and the list goes on and on...
Hi All,
someone said adobe will not support flex in 5 to 10 years time and hence it
poses a threat to flex developers.
I beg to deffer because we need to clearly distinct a vendor from her products.
A vendor changes focus to another phase of technology
does not mean the vendor will
Rishi Tandon,
Seems to me, from your signature, that you have an invested interest in Flex
continuing. I would say that makes it difficult for you to see the difference
between a reality and our own perception, as you so aptly put it.
The least Adobe could do, after kicking Flex out to go live
Flex and FlashBuilder are not part of Adobe’s HTML strategy per-se.
FlashBuilder is being directed towards Gaming in Flash, Flex is being donated
to the community. It is the community that has lots of investment in the
Flex/AS/FP stack that are looking reworking the Flex paradigm to output to
I have used Flex since 2006, and I have used ZKoss within the last year. I can
tell you that the learning curve of ZKoss is much lower than Flex, and the
development cycle is even faster. In your spare time, if you're curious like me
and like to check out different technologies, give it a
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