Thanks!
I will check out the lists.
Most phones are not connected to the net, thats why I want to use mms. I
like AS2 but I think the Interactive Object and
Event model in AS3 is more suitable for cross platform development, and
would prefer it for mobile apps if possible.
Best Regards
/Eskil
Hi Eskil,
First of all you might want to consider to join one of the mailign
lists dedicated to Flash on mobile devices. For example FlashMobile
and suhc.
- How do you get a custom icon for your Flash Lite 2 application ?
You would need to make your own Symbian application which will add a
menu icon, and basically has a call which will open your Flash movie
in the default application for the file format/mimetype. You can use
the wizard application such as swf2sis to make such symbian
application for Symbian 2nd edition mobile phones. As far as I know it
doesn't yet support Symbian Series 60 3rd mobile phones.
- Is there a way to attach files (textfiles preferably ) with sms
(mms) from Flash lite 2 ?
You can send SMS files from Flash Lite application, or you can use the
LoadVars-class to send data to a online webserver.
-Will Flash lite have support for AS 3, and if so, when ?
Not yet, it will support AS2 which is already great!
Anyone?
/Eskil
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