Hi Alex,
I tried to connect with webORB.net using AMFJS and it is working. I will
check it with BlazeDS also. I am having one query here,
can I compile AMFJS to FlexJS library, as currently FlexJS havig JQuery
support?
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Prashant
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Oh my! You did it! Thanks so much!
Sorry though, how would I set the width and height of the Rect to the width
and height a user might set on the component? I tried setting
_fillRect.width/height within the updateDisplayList() override method
instead of setting the top/right/bottom/left in the cre
Never mind, I was able to figure it out by doing this:
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Hi,
You can use FlexJS to do this, but you may have to write some components.
We have an example which uses Apache Cordova and plugins for the Camera on
mobile devices. You could follow the same pattern.
Regards,
Peter Ent
Adobe Systems/Apache Flex Project
On 10/19/16, 1:30 AM, "Sahil Sharma" wr
FYI
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2218793
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To: users@flex.apache.org
Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2016 11:19:47 AM
Subject: Re: FlatSpark for datagrid
>I am going to migrate a Flex 3 app to Flex 4 and I plan to use FlatSpark for
t
I have compiled the amfJS as flexjs-typedef and generated a swc file. I am
not aware , how to use it? Please suggest.
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Add it as an external library with the following compiler argument:
--external-library-path+=amf.js.swc
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On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 8:21 AM, PKumar wrote:
> I have compiled the amfJS as flexjs-typedef and generated a swc file. I am
> not aware , how to use it? Please suggest.
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Hi Chris,
Thank you for your reply and pointing out the subject
Let me check and update you the status.
Thank you!.
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I have created a Spark Datagrid in my AIR application for mobile. On my
iPad, the performance is not smooth, especially on scrolling. My app just
feels a step behind, but especially on the datagrid. So I have two
questions:
1) Should I consider giving MX Datgrid a try for better performance on
>From my experience, the Standard build will have better performance. I am
not sure by how much though.
Thanks,
Om
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 4:19 PM, bilbosax wrote:
> I have created a Spark Datagrid in my AIR application for mobile. On my
> iPad, the performance is not smooth, especially on sc
There is a MobileGrid component which is somewhat limited in terms of
features, but is optimized for better performance on Mobile devices.
Take a look at:
http://flex.apache.org/asdoc/spark/components/MobileGrid.html for more
details. There are multiple usage examples in there as well.
Thanks,
O
Thanks for the MobileGrid heads up. I will definitely look into it. I
already figured out that Standard runs faster than Fast when packaging. I
guess my question is when your create your final .ipa and install it from
the app store, will it run any faster than the Standard Packager when you
are
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 4:51 PM, bilbosax wrote:
> Thanks for the MobileGrid heads up. I will definitely look into it. I
> already figured out that Standard runs faster than Fast when packaging. I
> guess my question is when your create your final .ipa and install it from
> the app store, will
I don't think that I am going to be able to use MobileGrid :( I have a LOT
of columns to be displayed, so I use "previous" and "next" buttons to be
able to page through all of the columns by turning their visibility on and
off accordingly. MobileGrid has no visibility property on the individual
g
Instead of passing in all columns and changing visibility, you could
probably switch between different smaller arrays of columns when you change
pages.
- Josh
On Oct 19, 2016 7:53 PM, "bilbosax" wrote:
> I don't think that I am going to be able to use MobileGrid :( I have a LOT
> of columns to
I had similar problem. I was using spark DataGrid with dynamic columns (
ranging from 12 to 36). I realised that using ItemRenderers in columns was
slowing the app (scrolling was very slow).When I took out itemrenderers, it
seemed to work fine. All columns were number based.
So what I did was, inst
Hi there,
I have converted an iPad app to Desktop App ( to make it work on surface
pro, touch based desktop). iPad App was using an unzip ANE. But it cannot
be used for desktop app.
I tried searching unzip ANEs for windows, but I couldn't come across any.
There are C libraries like zlib and mini
Hi,
this is not an answer to your question but maybe it is still helpful:
No matter if you're using a mobile device or desktop, having too many
columns might be a bad user expericence and not very ergonomic for the
users.
E.g. if you have over 50 columns and hundreds or thousands of rows I don't
t
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