Life is short. Microsoft is aggressive, and HTML5 looms. Without
cross-platform support for developers and users Flex and the Flash
Platform can't compete. Flex had a decent chance to become more than a
promising product, but the end of that opportunity is in sight. Without
strong Linux
IntelliJ IDEA for Flex, even v9M1 (Maia), doesn't quite work properly
:(
You can see for yourself: http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/nextversion/
It's been a while, but the issues remain. Maia seems stalled.
A free policy for open source projects would speed adoption of any IDE;
also a free
This book has a lot of useful information for people who want to learn
LCDS. Of course, I may be biased ;-)
http://slinnbooks.com
Mike
to make it industrial strength.
BTW, the book is called *Flex Data Services, Eclipse and Hibernate*
and it is available now from http://slinnbooks.com
Mike
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Certified Adobe Flex 3 with AIR ACE
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Suggestions?
Mike
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Michael Slinn msl...@... wrote:
I am able to programmatically create a RemoteObject to call RPCs
against, and now I am trying to programmatically create a messaging
Consumer that listens on a streaming AMF channel.
I have cranked up logging
I am able to programmatically create a RemoteObject to call RPCs
against, and now I am trying to programmatically create a messaging
Consumer that listens on a streaming AMF channel.
I have cranked up logging verbosity. I note the 404 (not found) message:
[SWF]
Thank you for the information. It is helpful to understand.
Because I want to size the player at the start of loading the file, and
I do not want to have to rearrange the contents of every file that is
uploaded, I think a server-side Java program that reads the metadata and
sends it to a custom
The docs say that mx:VideoDisplay should play MOV files with Flash
Player 10. I created a file with QuickTime Pro 7. I can see that the
MOV file loads, but the metatdata property is null, and videoHeight and
videoWidth are zero. Not only that, but onMetaDataReceived(event) is
never invoked:
I would like to filter out all elements with type=file from the following
XML. That turns out to be rather difficult because node/ elements are
nested. Any suggestions?
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
node name=classes type=dir uri=file:/classes/
node name=spring-beans-2.0.dtd type=file
The online docs and the previous posting suffer from invalid characters. Also,
the path needs to be in quotes. Try this:
java -jar DMV-source.jar C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application
Data\Adobe\Flex
Filed as http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FB-16422
Cornel,
You are doing the opposite of what I am doing. Instead of letting the
compiler generate the code to read the XML configuration files, and
then examining the variables, I am attempting to set the XML directly
and configure BlazeDS that way, without using data files bound into
the SWF.
The documentation for Channel.applySettings() says:
Subclasses should override this method to apply any settings that may
be necessary for an individual channel. Make sure to call
super.applySettings() to apply common settings for the channel.
Parameters
settings:XML XML fragment of the
Cornel,
Thanks for confirming my suspicions. I realized I was checking the
wrong directory for disk activity. Flex Builder does not probe the
Root Folder that Flex Builder presents in Project Properties / Flex
Server, it probes the deployment folder, which resides in the workspace.
My test
That produces a null result, as it should. The problem seems to be
with the call to ServerConfig.getChannel(channelName). As I trace
through the call, I see a call to ServerConfig.createChannel('my-amf').
It evaluates xml.channels.channel.(@id == channelId); which of course
returns nothing
I imagined that Flex Builder validates a J2EE project by writing a
file into the root folder, and reading it back via the root URL, but
when I used SysInternals FileMon and a TCP monitor to check, I did not
see any such activity. Exactly how does the Validate Configuration
button perform
ServerConfig has static methods and properties that I would like to
invoke. Seems that setting the xml property is a way to configure
BlazeDS. Pardon the length of this bit of code - it's an interleaving
of flex/services-config.xml and flex/remoting-config.xml:
ServerConfig.xml =
The following short AIR application dies:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
mx:WindowedApplication
applicationComplete=PopUpManager.createPopUp(this, Window, false);
layout=absolute
xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml;
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml%22%3E
mx:Script
