Paul,
Well what I'm working on is a little more involved then a single flex
app running inside a website...
It's more of a flex/flash app player/environment...
It allows for you to find flex apps run them build your own custom
tailored environments with apps you like and switch between them.
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Thursday 07 Jun 2007, Christopher Olsen wrote:
>
>> Well if we want to add bloat an html render would be nice since the
>> IFRAME hack is above the player itself
>>
>
> Why does the Flash player (that runs in a browser) need a HTML renderer ?
> OK, so RichTextEdito
Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Thursday 07 Jun 2007, Christopher Olsen wrote:
Well if we want to add bloat an html render would be nice since the
IFRAME hack is above the player itself
Why does the Flash player (that runs in a browser) need a HTML renderer ?
OK, so RichTextEditor has issues,
On Thursday 07 Jun 2007, Christopher Olsen wrote:
> Well if we want to add bloat an html render would be nice since the
> IFRAME hack is above the player itself
Why does the Flash player (that runs in a browser) need a HTML renderer ?
OK, so RichTextEditor has issues, but no one is seriously that
On Thursday 07 Jun 2007, Paul deCoursey wrote:
> easily be less that 100k. If I had the time I would attempt it myself,
> I'm mostly afraid that Adobe would just go ahead and do it before I
> could display my success.
Well, libpoppler and libpoppler-qt (PDF rendering library's for 'nix) come in
I doubt that adding PDF support to Flex would come at such an expense.
Apollo requires Adobe Reader for PDF rendering which does all the heavy lifting.
Ben Marchbanks
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Well if we want to add bloat an html render would be nice since the
IFRAME hack is above the player itself
Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Thursday 07 Jun 2007, Ben Marchbanks wrote:
I would be shocked if the next release of Flex did not include support of
PDF rendering as has been announced for p
Tom Chiverton wrote:
> On Thursday 07 Jun 2007, Ben Marchbanks wrote:
>
>> I would be shocked if the next release of Flex did not include support of
>> PDF rendering as has been announced for production release of Apollo.
>> It just makes too much sense to add it to the sister product as well.
>
On Thursday 07 Jun 2007, Harald Dehn wrote:
> Not all of our clients want to install the Apollo runtime. For the adobe
> folks, it would be fantastic , when a future version of the flash-player
> could directly render (with the help of an installed acrobat reader on the
> client maschine) pdf-insid
On Thursday 07 Jun 2007, Ben Marchbanks wrote:
> I would be shocked if the next release of Flex did not include support of
> PDF rendering as has been announced for production release of Apollo.
> It just makes too much sense to add it to the sister product as well.
What, add 10meg of bloat to the
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> Subject: RE: [flexcoders] PDF in Flex
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>
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> You should at Adobe Apollo for that (Flash Player for
: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Dimitrios Gianninas
Sent: Dienstag, 5. Juni 2007 15:21
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] PDF in Flex
You should at Adobe Apollo for that (Flash Player for the desktop), it will
have that.
Dimitrios Gianninas
My understanding is that Apollo will render PDF via Acrobat Reader. Will it
let you compose Flex content on top? Or render individual pages? Or
manipulate the PDF from ActionScript? I'm sure all that will come
eventually, but I'm not sure what's in 1.0.
On 6/5/07, Dimitrios Gianninas <[EMAIL PROT
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Subject: [flexcoders] PDF in Flex
Hi,
are there any plans to display PDF-documents directly in a future version of
the flash-player. It should be possible for the flash-player to detect an
installed acrobat reader on the client machine and use it for rendering
Hi,
are there any plans to display PDF-documents directly in a future version of
the flash-player. It should be possible for the flash-player to detect an
installed acrobat reader on the client machine and use it for rendering.
This would helps us a lot to improve the user experience of ou
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