Om, you saved my bacon! I would have never found this in a MILLION YEARS! I
can't believe that this is not in the documentation somewhere easily found.
You are really good at this my friend, and your help has been invaluable.
Thank you!!
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Solution:
Finally we used SQLLite database in native application. Flex app able to
read data from native application SQLLite database.
Note:
To access data from native application, both the app should be signed with
same certificate and same shareduserid in AndroidManifest.xml file and flex
This should help https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2099300
Thanks,
Om
On Oct 17, 2016 7:09 PM, "bilbosax" wrote:
> I am really close to being done with my app. The layout is finally correct
> and scaling properly. The only problem I have now is with my services.
> When
I am really close to being done with my app. The layout is finally correct
and scaling properly. The only problem I have now is with my services.
When I click on the button that is supposed to load data from my database,
nothing happens. I set the endpoints of the services to point to my
I finally got it working. Since I checked the box to develop the app at
160DPI, every distance or width that I was calculating was the being scaled.
So I ended up putting all of my buttons in Groups whose width was based on
percentages. This way, I don't really have to think much about scaling
Hi,
> I'm hoping to start testing FlexJS in the very near future and one of the JS
> libraries I was going to try to test is amfjs
> (https://github.com/emilkm/amfjs).
Licensing wise it's Apache licensed and bundles some MIT code (Promises
license) [1] and one item [2] under the "do the fuck
On 10/17/16, 12:13 PM, "PKumar" wrote:
>Alex,
>
>If you will provide initial guidelines then i can move forward on AMFJS.
>
I haven't looked at it in detail. It depends on whether you want to start
from some of the existing implementations or work from the spec on your
Alex,
If you will provide initial guidelines then i can move forward on AMFJS.
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I am going to have to try several things, but I think there may possibly be a
logic problem on my part. The datagrid appears to be exactly twice as wide
as it is supposed to be. I think that perhaps since I set the program to
scale up from 160DPI when I set it up, when I calculate positions and
HaHa!! Not exactly. I don't know where it happens programmatically, if it is
a setting in the descriptor file or how AIR handles it.
All I can tell you is that when you start a new Mobile Project, you can
select a checkbox that says "Automatically scale application for different
screen
Looks like you getting the correct width and height.
In your original email il you said that the app starts at 160 dpi and
scales up. Can you explain how and why you are doing this?
Thanks,
Om
On Oct 17, 2016 10:44 AM, "bilbosax" wrote:
> I'll try that just as a test.
DPI playing it's part perhaps?
On Monday, October 17, 2016 1:44 PM, bilbosax
wrote:
I'll try that just as a test. In the meantime, I "traced" the width and
height values by writing them to a label component that is visible on my
screen after the application is
I'll try that just as a test. In the meantime, I "traced" the width and
height values by writing them to a label component that is visible on my
screen after the application is complete, and it displays 1536x2048, which
is correct for my iPad. Yet, the spacing between my buttons is WAY off, and
You should try listening for Event.RESIZE on the stage to see if it resizes
again after the application is complete. It is common for the Flash stage
to resize multiple times on startup.
- Josh
On Oct 17, 2016 10:18 AM, "bilbosax" wrote:
> When the application is
When the application is complete, I dispatch a custom event to let the rest
of my components know that the app is loaded so that they can then get the
width and height of the app and lay themselves out appropriately. In my
main app, I have this code:
protected function
I will certainly share my findings here, another feature I liked of
Flex/BlazeDS is the ability to have real-time communications with a backend
server.
My .5¢ (half a cent) input is I'm in the camp that thinks as far as big web
applications is concerned JavaScript is a big step backwards. I
On Sun, Oct 16, 2016 at 9:43 PM, bilbosax wrote:
> I have written my first mobile AIR app. On my iPad, the layout is a dismal
> failure. It looks perfect in the simulator.
>
> I have the application set up to run in portrait mode with no
> auto-orientation. It starts
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