On Monday 15 February 2010 20:56:38 Benjamin Dixon wrote: > I've recently started looking into using Gnash as well as developing > from Flex applications using FlexBuilder 3. I know Gnash has limited > support for AS 3 but I was hoping you might give some clues as to what > I should expect to work and what should not work. I had access to a > bunch of simple Flash movies and noted they all worked in Gnash as > expected. I then made a simple Flex application that consisted of a > class that extends Application. The Flex stage has a background image, > a couple of buttons and a text field. Running the application in Flex > it of course displays and operates as I'd expect. But when I take the > swf and run it with Gnash, all I see is an empty background. What > might cause this? Should I expect basic Flex apps to work in Gnash or > is that something for the future? > > Thanks in advance, > > Ben > Hi there,
I'm the author of the Lightspark project, which is an alternative open source flash player with a very good, although not complete yet, support for AS3 and flex of course. Lightspark is not yet mature enough to be used in a production environment, or included in distros, but please keep an eye on the project. http://github.com/alexp-sssup/lightspark In the current status the AS3 virtual machine is stable enough to run a basic flex example, and I'm currently working on more complex flex applications and the new AS3 based youtube player Cheers, Alessandro
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