RE: [flexcoders] IFBIN Begins...

2005-07-22 Thread Theodore E Patrick

 Is this a FLEX OEM? btw? ie i thought it was a no no to deploy FLEX
 SWF's without FLEX server?

We use 1 Flex License for the distribution server and 1 for the development
server. The IFBIN Service proxies the http based flex swf onto the local
machine from our distribution server. This use pattern is the exact model
used by Central to display/install/update a Flex application except that we
never write or cache content to the file system, rather everything is in
memory while the IFBIN Service is running. Every time the IFBIN Service is
launched the Flex SWF UI is proxied to the browser. This allows IFBIN to
update the UI and add products into the service without a user download.

As I understand licensing you can deploy FLEX swf files to a server with a
Flex CPU License that does not actually have Flex installed. Given the high
load on our production server we wanted to keep the server as simple as
possible.

Regards,

Ted Patrick



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[flexcoders] IFBIN Begins...

2005-07-21 Thread Theodore E Patrick
Flexcoders,

As I stated in an earlier post I was working on a big Flex project. We
launched the IFBIN Service this morning and will soon launch the Flex By
Example subscription. 

http://www.ifbin.com

I have been working on a new company, IFBIN Networks. We provide software
examples for learning and reuse for Flash and Flex. The service application
is written using Flex/Python and provides licensed access to a growing
library of Flash and Flex software. We are currently in development with
Flex content and will be launching the Flex By Example products in the
next month.

Technically, the IFBIN Service is a proxy server with logic for code
authentication and software installation. The files are requested through a
Flex UI and installed to the local machine. If one byte of an example is
modified in the original, the service will not install it. You are one click
from installing a Flex application onto your server. The application talks
with the local proxy server via XMLSocket allowing the Flex shell to be
served from within Flash, Flex Builder, or within a Browser. It is a new
model of integration and provides a seamless secure local/remote feature
set.

In regards to Flex by Example, we have some really great projects in
development. We will be providing 100% example coverage of the base Flex
MXML tags and AS along with many applications and frameworks.

Regards,

Ted ;)




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Re: [flexcoders] IFBIN Begins...

2005-07-21 Thread Scott Barnes
Hi Ted,

Sounds like a master plan - looking forward to seeing more.

Is this a FLEX OEM? btw? ie i thought it was a no no to deploy FLEX
SWF's without FLEX server?


On 7/22/05, Theodore E Patrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Flexcoders,
 
 As I stated in an earlier post I was working on a big Flex project. We
 launched the IFBIN Service this morning and will soon launch the Flex By
 Example subscription.
 
 http://www.ifbin.com
 
 I have been working on a new company, IFBIN Networks. We provide software
 examples for learning and reuse for Flash and Flex. The service application
 is written using Flex/Python and provides licensed access to a growing
 library of Flash and Flex software. We are currently in development with
 Flex content and will be launching the Flex By Example products in the
 next month.
 
 Technically, the IFBIN Service is a proxy server with logic for code
 authentication and software installation. The files are requested through a
 Flex UI and installed to the local machine. If one byte of an example is
 modified in the original, the service will not install it. You are one click
 from installing a Flex application onto your server. The application talks
 with the local proxy server via XMLSocket allowing the Flex shell to be
 served from within Flash, Flex Builder, or within a Browser. It is a new
 model of integration and provides a seamless secure local/remote feature
 set.
 
 In regards to Flex by Example, we have some really great projects in
 development. We will be providing 100% example coverage of the base Flex
 MXML tags and AS along with many applications and frameworks.
 
 Regards,
 
 Ted ;)
 
 
 
 
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Re: [flexcoders] IFBIN Begins...

2005-07-21 Thread Scott Barnes
ooops disregard that last question, i re-read your post(s) on a prev thread.

On 7/22/05, Scott Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi Ted,
 
 Sounds like a master plan - looking forward to seeing more.
 
 Is this a FLEX OEM? btw? ie i thought it was a no no to deploy FLEX
 SWF's without FLEX server?
 
 
 On 7/22/05, Theodore E Patrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Flexcoders,
 
  As I stated in an earlier post I was working on a big Flex project. We
  launched the IFBIN Service this morning and will soon launch the Flex By
  Example subscription.
 
  http://www.ifbin.com
 
  I have been working on a new company, IFBIN Networks. We provide software
  examples for learning and reuse for Flash and Flex. The service application
  is written using Flex/Python and provides licensed access to a growing
  library of Flash and Flex software. We are currently in development with
  Flex content and will be launching the Flex By Example products in the
  next month.
 
  Technically, the IFBIN Service is a proxy server with logic for code
  authentication and software installation. The files are requested through a
  Flex UI and installed to the local machine. If one byte of an example is
  modified in the original, the service will not install it. You are one click
  from installing a Flex application onto your server. The application talks
  with the local proxy server via XMLSocket allowing the Flex shell to be
  served from within Flash, Flex Builder, or within a Browser. It is a new
  model of integration and provides a seamless secure local/remote feature
  set.
 
  In regards to Flex by Example, we have some really great projects in
  development. We will be providing 100% example coverage of the base Flex
  MXML tags and AS along with many applications and frameworks.
 
  Regards,
 
  Ted ;)
 
 
 
 
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