Hi Everybody,I downloaded the Flex SDK 2.0 (http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?e=labs)I hae some questions:How do I compile the flex and actionscript files? I tried:java -jar flex/lib/mxmlc.jar -flexlib flex/frameworks/HelloMXML.mxmlI get the error message:Unable to access
I have performed a 1.5 to 2.0 migration and i have almost got things
working after alot of headaches (im really wondering if its worth my
while to migrate!).
I have got rid of all my errors, but when i run the application i get
the following error:
ReferenceError: Error #1069: Property
Is there any wy to have the LinkBar color with a gradient like the
headerColors of a panel? Or is it only single color fills without
having to extend it?
Cheers,
Iain
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Hi,
Your top-level Application stored in Application.application is not
dynamic. You can't add or access custom objects in there. You could have
done this in Flex 1.5, though. Just change the location of your custom
modGen property to an instance property of a custom class in your
application.
Hi William,
usually, you would define the AMFPHP interface in
Services.mxml, retrieve it via ServiceLocator from your Delegate. But
ServiceLocator can only return you either mx.rpc.AbstractService or
mx.rpc.http.HTTPService (for Flex2 's out of the box RPC services). However you
could
Hi jim,
The name Link changed to LinkButton in beta 2, the tutorials might not
reflect this change just yet. LinkButton should have a click property.
Let me know if it doesn't work. It might be just FlexBuilder not showing
you the code hint.
Best,
Alex
Alex Uhlmann
Consultant (Rich Internet
Hi,
I can add that we expect a Flash Player 8.5 (AS3/Flex2) revision so this
will be possible in the relatively near term.
-David
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Hi,
If folks post specific reproducible errors, we'll make sure
they get to the team to be reviewed. Please do.
-David
Adobe
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Yes, audio and video streaming seem to work. For example to play a stream:
private function play():void{
if(_inStream) _inStream.close();
// Create the stream:
_inStream = new NetStream(_nc);
// Setup the listeners:
_inStream.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, netStatus);
Hey,
I have so much on my plate...
I just read in a previous thread that the standalone is severly cippled in Eclipse. What is not implemented?
I want to use the subversion plugin, I have Eclipse installed already, where do I get the plugin version of Flex Builder?
Could somone point me in
ant is not installed by default, which is the the real killler, other
than that none of the standard java stuff is there. the pluging version
of zorn is in the same installer, all you do is you choose to install
the plugin version and point it to a eclipse folder.
On 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle
HAHA,
You know, that figures it was right in front of my face!
Thanks Johannes for pointing out the obvious. Maybe it's becasue I am
here since alpha and it was a seperate download. I really think that is
what screwed up my thinking.
Lets say I am not using Java in Eclipse, it is still wise
I'll answer my own question;
Of course it is because you get Eclipse not an Adobe program that can't
be extended as Eclipse can when Flex Builder is the plugin. :)
This week has been, we you know!
Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HAHA,
You know, that figures
Hi David,I don't have at this time some specific code that doesn't work, I only try to give feedback about something that we, the users of the Flash Platform, find very frustrating to handle and finally we must workaround the problem if we invest enough time to find other way to accomplish what
Well, it took me 4 minutes to uninstall and reinstall on top of Eclipse.
Never know what I need in the future, now everything is in one place.
Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Johannes Nel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am not certain about beta 2, but in beta 1 the ant was disabled, and
that is a
The only bummer is that if you have a Java project with some mxml in
it (like we do since we've been using Eclipse since before Zorn) you
can't use the MXML editors. They seem to only work inside the Flex
projects themselves.
But yes, you do get to have everything in one tool, just not all
Hi Alex,
I can tell you that FlexBuilderis showingthe code hint for the click event, but it doesn't show selectedChild for the ViewStack.
Sorry to post it here but I didn't know where to report this bug.
2006/3/26, Alex Uhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi jim,The name Link changed to LinkButton in
Hi John,looks like you are using an old tutorial put up for the flex2 alpha... things have changed somewhat since then - try :flex/bin/mxmlc flex/frameworks/HelloMXML.mxmlnote you'll need to change the macromedia namespace to http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml.There are loads of ways to make mxmlc
Hey John,I use ant in eclipse to compile my flex apps. But if you wanted to use ant you could still run it from the command line. i also posted about how to make that work with cf as well as get the cf mystic updater working on you mac.
if you are interested you can take a look
I understand why they can't be all mixed up in one project but I'd think it's safe to assume they can be all mixed up in one CVS repository ... Ant is a critical component but it may have one of those open source licenses that prohibit commercial use, which would explain why Flexbuilder doesn't
Is it realistic to suggest that Flex 2 could be used (with minimal server side processing [e.g. just to work around flash-to-flash security restriction]) to build a point-to-point VoIP application? That would be nice to try one day ... Brian Lesser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Yes, audio and
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Hi Dos,
Well, you could use Flash or Flex to make a simple IP-based audio
system. Ofcourse, it will not be truly point-to-point in the sense that
there are no swf-to-swf connections. All communications run through the
Flash Media Server: swf-fms-swf. Consequently you still must pay the
Thanks"Kelly @ Dekayd Media Inc." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I use MyEclipse with Hibernate.Itâs lacking some features so I also use Hibernate Synchronizer.The combination of the two works pretty well. --KellyFrom: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
re bandwidth... not thinking of competing with Yahoo IM .. only considering for building nice looking, branded corporate 'productivity' applications that run inside the browser .. I assume Flex 2 (more than Flash, since it has the desired RIA features) is a good choice Thanks for info about the
hi,
i m working with the basic HALO skin.
i m trying to change some things without luck.
PLEASE HELP:
- how do i change the padding (the space between the text and the
border) inside a button? i want to make a deafult 2px.
- i want to make a top and bottom border on the selected item of a tree.
Thanks for all the assistance folks!MatthewDavid Mendels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, I can add that we expect a Flash Player 8.5 (AS3/Flex2) revision so this will be possible in the relatively near term. -David-Original Message- From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
HiWhen I right-click on Flash/flex content I get the Adobe "About" context menu...It would be very nice to have a context menu that relates to the functionality of your application not the functionality of the Flash player.I believe I had heard it was possible ... How?Thanks a lot in advancedos
speaking of sunday morning hangover, it's CONTEXT not CONTENT :D ... sorrydos dedos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:HiWhen I right-click on Flash/flex content I get the Adobe "About" context menu...It would be very nice to have a context menu that relates to the functionality of your application
There are good examples in the docs for this.
I haven't tested this code but generally you can do something like ---
myItem.contextMenu=generateContextMenu();// set the context menu
// generate the context menu
public function generateContextMenu():ContextMenu{
var menu:ContextMenu=new
Hey,
Seeing as how the Help Content in FB2 works great, this might get you started;
package {import flash.ui.ContextMenu;import flash.ui.ContextMenuItem;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import flash.display.Sprite;
import
awesome! thank you ... now i can see the light at the end of the tunnel--p.s. one day they'll have intravenous documentation and ignorance vaccines for platform n00bs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:There are good examples in the docs for this. I haven't tested this code but generally you can do
LOL .. I'm using the 600 pages of documentation I printed as a pillow for now... (I can't read while I'm awake [too boring] and when I'm asleep the words get all scrambled and stuff... my import function is broke) ... still goingthru the first 200 pagesThanks!111 =)Michael Schmalle [EMAIL
dos,
A trick that I use with the help...
Hit help contents.
Then hit Language reference
Then hit Frames
Then look for ContentMenu, then a big example follows the more green Classes.
;-)
The helpp is really laid out well.
Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, dos dedos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LOL
heh,
I mean non-green classes. :)
Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dos,
A trick that I use with the help...
Hit help contents.
Then hit Language reference
Then hit Frames
Then look for ContentMenu, then a big example follows the more green Classes.
;-)
I've forgot to say that I import flash.net.Responder instead of org.nevis.cairngorm.Responder2006/3/26, Oriol Gual [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,I've been working also on this, and I couldn't do it with the service locator, cause I didn't know how. I know it's not the best solution but I've defined the
Hi,I've been working also on this, and I couldn't do it with the service locator, cause I didn't know how. I know it's not the best solution but I've defined the gateway in the model locator, and then, on each command I do this:
var model:ModelLocator =
I was getting excited about those "green Classes" ...I found language reference is under Adobe Flex Help from the top level ... I hadve already printed all that stuff but the online layout enables random access a lot more efficiently... the days of looking up stuff in a hefty manual are over..
... Then I look at my previous posts...
I say ContentMenu to, duh ContextMenuOn 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah,
well, it's spring man! Don't get to excied!
Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, dos dedos
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was getting excited about those green Classes
Yeah,
well, it's spring man! Don't get to excied!
Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, dos dedos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was getting excited about those green Classes ...I
found language reference is under Adobe Flex Help from the top level
... I hadve already printed all that stuff but the online
Hi Nicolas,
I have number values like 8, 7.567 or 3.54 that I would like to format so
they all have 3 decimals like this: 8.000, 7.567 and 3.540
I try to do this with the number formatter, but I can't make it work.
I hope that makes it clearer for you.
Thanks.
Best regards.
Torben Nielsen
In Flex 1.5 the media components are MediaDisplay and MediaController
(almost identical to MX Media Components). Just like you would use
the old MX components to stream video you can do that in Flex 1.5.
Renaun
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Hello,
Is this data entered by the user? There is an example in the doc of a custom
item editor that uses the NumberFormatter with a DataGrid control to format
data entered by the user. You can see it here:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/labs/1/flex20beta2/1131.html
Otherwise, the doc on item
Im currently crying on the plane
back from Europe. Do you need messages to be
sent from the server to the client (as push)? If so, you can use the JMS
message support. If you dont need info pushed to the clients then using
RPC seems fine to me, though it may be easier to wire into JMS if
Hi,Try this code :mx:Application xmlns:mx=http://www.macromedia.com/2003/mxml backgroundColor=#FF mx:Script ![CDATA[ function showArrow(){ myGrid.sortItemsBy(name,asc); myGrid.sortIndex = 1; myGrid.sortDirection = ASC; myGrid.placeSortArrow(); } function showArrow1(){
Hi,
My thoughts exactly Dima.
One ill behaving flex 1.5 printing sample
coming _soon_ to a flexcoders
list near you.
-Mika
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of David Mendels
Sent: 26. maaliskuuta 2006 15:52
To:
cool thanks, will give this a go.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Brian Lesser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, audio and video streaming seem to work. For example to play a
stream:
private function play():void{
if(_inStream) _inStream.close();
// Create the stream:
_inStream
Does anyone here (or will be it possible for Adobe in future releases
to provide) have more complex examples of JMS/FDS 2 and Flex?
Data Services in FDS 2 seem pretty straight forward to use (very nice
actually), but personally not that familiar with JMS given its not
something you would
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