Here is my thinking, and having this aired out here has helped some
on working through this.
1. Adoption of the language is the one thing that I as an investor
in a technology platform is looking for. High prices seem to work
against that. read everett rodgers diffusion of innovation it
even if the swf stay compiled on the disk, the calls to the
webservices etc, all still go back to the server for processing by
the gateway, correct?
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So then what is stopping an ISP from using that methodology?
Jeff
Thanks for answering my question. I read both of these links before.
Despite the fact they mention how data types are converted, how arrays are
handled in conversions, how to hide attributes, how to register a class, how
getters and setters effect items I can't find where it states what you did.
In terms of Flex dedicated sites you've got a couple of blogs, CFlex and
Flex Authority. There's a long way to go!
Your right. I didn't start messing with Flash until version 3 in school,
and didn't start actually utilizing it for development projects until
version 5. Flex is at 1.5...
Have you looked at FLOW? If you ask Ted about
it, he'll be more than happy to discuss it, it's uses, and how you can integrate
it into your projects.
http://www.powersdk.com/ted/2004/09/flow-xrender-example.php
- Original Message -
From: Benjamin Dobler
To:
see now you've gone and done it, you made Jess break out his boy-boy voice.
I don't want this product for free but the way MM treated us disrespectfully
makes me sick...
Just because they don't agree with all rants said, doesn't mean they
don't listen intently just the same. I mean i
I agree with the high price tag only affecting some
people. For those who have experienced software lifecycles and had a taste
of the budget it takes to pull those things off, Flex is affordable, and fits in
nicely to the workflow in a big company.
The other side is education; I had a
Ahh ok.. just hit me then that Flash MX 2004 Pro has the templates for
Flash Mobile devices..
(heh i totally forgot about that side of Flash IDE...)
On Apr 1, 2005 2:48 PM, Abdul Qabiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Scott,
You can find some tutorials on macromedia.compocket_pcdevnet..
I can take 3 of these.
- creating of components does not touch the server (for view controls
anyway). If you create a child, yeah, it'll ask for more memory if none is
researved already for you. If you destroy a child, the way it worked in the
past was removeal of the movie clip, and it
Hi Hari,
What I understand, you want to assign some keyboard shortcuts to each
control on screen so that when shortcut key is pressed, control get
focussed?
You can easily achieve this using Key object, as demonstrated in code later
in this mail.
I am assuming,
- user would press CTRL + 1,
On Apr 1, 2005 4:20 PM, JesterXL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can take 3 of these.
- creating of components does not touch the server (for view controls
anyway). If you create a child, yeah, it'll ask for more memory if none is
researved already for you. If you destroy a child, the way it
I take this one :)
- mx:Model/XML if i place that inside a MXML component, on compile
time, does FLEX embed that said file inside the swf or does it request
it be download once base assets have been initialized (I'm a bit
sketchy on this part). I'm sure its a RTFM situation but I must be
- remote shared libraries, at least in Flash, are downloaded once; they
are
just like loaded movies in that they are cached, but in RSL's case, it's
treated (for code purposes) as the same SWF. It should use the cached SWF
each time, same as loadMovie (unless you append a random date;
Hi Ashley,
Did you look at Manish's implementation of DataProvider filtering? I guess,
this has been discussed in some two-three different threads..
Please search archives for the same or search Manish's blog,
http://manish.revise.org
If you don't find it, let me know...I might find the link
heh i was wondering what happened with that..but hello back none the same ;)
Ok heres what my gameplan is in terms of why I asked those Questions:
I am going to have a XML situation where i Declare my Screens like this:
screen name=xyz template=com.path.to.base.mxml.file
creationPolicy=auto
Sorry for not responding sooner...
Binding has some smarts that are getting in your way here. Essentially
the first time binding looks at a value it checks to see if the value is
null, undefined, or empty string. If it is any of those it will not copy
the value over. Until the value has
Since you're using labelFunction anyway you could give them different
columnNames and just go based on that. columnName only needs to match up
with the field if you happen to not use a labelFunction.
-Original Message-
From: Simon Fifield
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 3/31/2005
How are you loading the data? I'd imagine that you're probably using some
sort of array population method as opposed to just re-assigning the
dataProvider. Make sure you use DataProvider methods like addItemAt, etc.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: christoph larch
To:
I haven't even read through most of your example but I'm guessing what you
need to do is specify minHeight on a few of your inner VBoxes. By
specifying minHeight some of the sizing will get forced down into the inner
boxes instead of propagating outward. Even a minHeight of 0 should do it.
Er, I don't think you're actually instantiating the event:
public function processFilterChangedEvent(pEvent:Object) {
//[MATT] added = new Object()
var eventObject : Object = mew Object();
eventObject.type = modelChanged;
eventObject.eventName =
Adoption of the language is the one thing that I as an investor in a
technology platform is looking for. High prices seem to work against that.
As I said that's the major threat Flex is facing
What a business wants is solutions to needs.
With only a handful of skilled MXML/AS2 developers
I'd like to use jaxb parser to parse the xml files I use for my
application.
I created the java programs to parse the xml file and return necessary
information. The java programs are compiled successfully by placing the
jaxb parser jar files in the system class path.
But when the java
My understanding of the Player's garbage collector/memory management is by
no means perfect (or even maybe accurate). I believe the deal is:
- it does a real cleanup every minute or so
- memory is allocated and used in chunks, but is cleaned up in pieces
- the allocator is not super-smart, it
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