You can save a Flex app to a SWF very
easily:
- open Notepad
- put in this text:
<a
href="">right click here to
save</a>
- save file as html
- open in browser
- right click to save as SWF
If your Flex server is legal, the SWF won't timeout
either.
This is how Central works with Flex,
too.
----- Original Message -----
From: David Terry
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2005 10:43 AM
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Questions, Questions Rick, Just to
clarify… You can NOT compile
Flex into a SWF? And… Any business my company
wants to sell this application to needs to spend 12K before they can run a Flex
application? ~David
T. From:
David: Yes, Flex needs Flex
to run <g>. Call Macromedia’s
OEM/ISV sales organization and talk with them about your needs and pricing
constraints. They seem very flexible and willing to accommodate unique
usage scenarios compared to other OEM’s I’ve worked
with. Rick
Bullotta From:
Hello
Everyone, I want to thank everyone who has
taken the time to answer my questions about Flex. Most were basic, new
user questions, and I really appreciate all the
help. I have been researching Flex for
an application my company wants to build and I we have come across a point of
contention – price. My company now wants this application to be
independent instead of integrated into a bigger solution, and the idea of
hosting is going out the window. So… I have 2 starter
questions…
Thanks, David
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