Hi Alex; I have often thought of making most of the software I've worked on "open source" the 2 main reasons I haven't is: 1. because there's no documentation (yes I do know better) 2. I'm not that good of a coder, I think if there was an international coding contest I would come just ahead of the shepherd from the Balkans that does not yet get internet. I think I'm pretty good at business process development but coding is another story.
I'm not sure if my project is the type of project that is suitable for community development. But if the community wants it I'll gladly share the source code I have as long as it benefits the Flex community. The only module which I'm not willing to share is a telephony module because that's the one I use in my business and I spend the most time with. The application is a multi-tenant hosted modular system the main Application is currently named: CruzControlUrBusiness (I'm not that vain, if I ever release it will be called it ezworkx) . The main application manages the loading of all the other modules (using Module Component) into a ViewStack component. The backend is a Java backend via BlazeDS. The idea behind the project was to help related and non-related individuals and / or teams to work on projects or tasks. I haven't done much work on the application lately because I've been uncertain as to which JS platform to use. There are other modules like Invoice which I'm also willing to share, but like the Store Module it deviates greatly from the strategy I am intending on using. The direction I started working on was using the Designer Module to enable users to create their own applications using a drag-and-drop interface with data specific components. The business modules like Invoicing and Store I am planning to use the Apache Project OFBiz (Service Engine only) as the back end logic via a Spring API which I can also make available. If you find any of this useful, I could also help the community with some Virtual Machines from my office running on Dell 1950 that I'm not using. The application uses a windowing interface heavily based on someone else's project I believe is called Dashboard, but there are no restrictions on its use, but if the app is converted to JS this become irrelevant. If you have any questions or if I can be of any help to the community let me know. If you want in +/- 1 week I can set it up in a public accessible server. But because of the incomplete status of the application, lack of documentation and my coding abilities no need to get excited. Despite all my warts I would like to convert what I have to JS and continue the development, I just been finding most frameworks and / or libraries lacking the App Building abilities of Flex, that's why I've been wanting to test FlexJS. Thx! Carlos I think the modules of most wide interest are listed below with the SWF size in KB. CruzControlBusiness_Calendar 1653 CruzControlBusiness_Contacts_Manager 2007 CruzControlBusiness_Inventory 1768 (used to manage what modules, tools and screens are available to a client if app is being hosted) CruzControlBusiness_Msg_Center 3626 (team and inter-team communications -> ie email, internal text messages) CruzControlBusiness_Store 1717 (module and feature selection heavily Based on the old Adobe Store, meant to be temporary) CruzControlUrBusiness 6364 (main module) CruzControlUrBusiness_Classifieds 1782 CruzControlUrBusiness_CMS 1664 (the system's content manager) CruzControlUrBusiness_Communicator 2191 (internal team video and text messaging client) CruzControlUrBusiness_Designer 1666 (report and screen designer) CruzControlUrBusiness_Project_Manager 1766 CruzControlUrBusiness_Writer 2240 (my attempt at a basic text editor based on TLF) CruzControlUrBusiness_GroupCalendar 1537 CruzControlUrBusiness_Scheduler 1644 For testing purposes they are distinct Flex applications but are meant to be used as components, mostly with the Project Manager module for internal information exchange as they're not meant to be full Blog, Forum, Wiki applications. The Wiki was also meant to be the help system. CruzControlBusiness_Blog 1740 CruzControlBusiness_Forums 1742 CruzControlUrBusiness_Wiki 1660 -----Original Message----- From: Alex Harui [mailto:aha...@adobe.com.INVALID] Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2017 11:52 PM To: users@flex.apache.org Subject: Re: Apache Royale Compiler Well, it is a quick search and replace if you already have code using FlexJS. Can you tell us more about your application? I think Harbs is mostly done with his migration so I think we have the bandwidth to "adopt" another migration effort. Your migration issues would be given priority. It would be like having extra team members. Technically, a main reason for Royale is to automate the conversion of your code from the more structured AS to the less structured JS. Manually porting the code is likely to have higher risk of hard-to-find problems. How many SWFs, about how large are the SWFs? Are you using any third-party libraries? Any particular components that are key to your application? Thanks, -Alex On 10/24/17, 12:48 PM, "Carlos Cruz" <car...@nbtbizcapital.com> wrote: >Thx!! I appreciate the quick response. I have a huge Flex (flash >player) web application to convert, I have yet to decide which >direction to go, so I guess it's a good thing I haven't done too much work >with FlexJS. > >Thx! >Carlos > >-----Original Message----- >From: Alex Harui [mailto:aha...@adobe.com.INVALID] >Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 11:11 PM >To: users@flex.apache.org >Subject: Re: Apache Royale Compiler > >Hi Carlos, > >Yes, there are probably changes required. Look for the word "flexjs" >and replace it with "royale". Then also look for occurrences of just >plain "flex" (especially in package names) and many of those will also >need replacing with "royale". > >HTH, >-Alex > >On 10/23/17, 6:01 PM, "Carlos Cruz" <car...@nbtbizcapital.com> wrote: > >>To test the Royale compiler are any changes to the code required to >>apps targeting FlexJS? >> >> >> >>Thx! >> >> >> >> >> > >
