François,
Stacks will not run natively on the iPhone with any version of the Rev
player. This is because most of the controls on the iPhone are not
compatible with the controls in Revolution. This means that buttons,
fields, images, players, etc. will not port over. The code might since
that is just text until compiled. The player/IDE would need to provide
a set of controls 'specific' to the iPhone and stacks would have to
adhere to these. So any old stacks would need to be rewritten.
Regards,
Tom McGrath
On Sep 23, 2008, at 11:24 AM, François Chaplais wrote:
There have been stories on the web of the difficulty of publishing
an application on Apple's App Store for the iPhone. Getting paid is
another story.
Here I think revolution can have an original position: if a stack
runner/player is made available on the iPhone (for free or for a
small price) then revolution developers (who, remember, have paid
their fee to develop with rev) could make their stack available on
the internet (free or paid for), then have it downloaded by wifi
(for instance) to the iPhone/iPod Touch ("à la" air shairing) and
use it on the phone. The download could be implemented inside the
Stack Player app.
The developers would short circuit Apple's certification process:
you download a file, and not an executable.
What do you think of this business model?
And is the stack player implementable considering Apple's possible
restrictions?
Best regards,
François
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