Re: [flexcoders] Input formatter?

2010-07-07 Thread Nick Middleweek
Ok, cool... Thanks Scott...

I was hoping there'd be a built in way that I can apply to different
objects, I'm using it on the DateField object...

I'll check that link out and have a hunt around...



Nick




On 7 July 2010 04:23, Scott h...@netprof.us wrote:



  Sorry, my bad.  I missunderstood.  You’ll need to either extend the
 textinput or use a custom component already created for this.  I’ve seen a
 few but I can’t find the one I used last winter…  I did find this one on
 Adobe.  It’s for 2.01 but it should work ok.
 http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=extensionDetailextid=1049969



 GL.



 Sj





[flexcoders] Re: Decoding output of Flex Base64encoder in C++

2010-07-07 Thread cupofjoe1744
I'm not concerned so much with the speed of encoding on the client side as much 
as correctness.  So, unless the SDK Base64encoder is faulty, I'd like to stick 
with it.  My real concern is how to properly decode the base64 string it 
produces on the server.  I've tried a number of C/C++ libraries and have yet to 
find one that decodes text files and binary files encoded by Flex (or I'm doing 
something very wrong).

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Oleg Sivokon olegsivo...@... wrote:

 http://blooddy.by/en/
 I'd recommend this library instead, it is much faster then the one from the
 SDK. I had taken part in testing it, but I'm not the author. I had written
 however Base64 implementation (very similar to the one in the library), and
 it's fairly basic. You can find it here if you want:
 http://code.google.com/p/e4xu/source/browse/trunk/haxe/src/org/wvxvws/encoding/Base64.hx
 It is written in HaXe, but it compiles to ActionScript bytecode (it is
 easier to use memory opcodes this way / in general the bytecode emitted by
 HaXe is more optimized) .





Re: [flexcoders] Decoding output of Flex Base64encoder in C++

2010-07-07 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Tuesday 06 Jul 2010 16:00:08 you wrote:
 point me to a C++ library or implementation of base64 decode that works
 with Adobe Flex Base64encoder?  What RFC does the Flex encode/decode
 implement?

Would it not be fairly easy to figure this out by sending through files that 
are just a few bytes long and seeing what it makes of them ?

-- 
Tom Chiverton
Helping to collaboratively network customized meta-services as part of the IT 
team of the year 2010, '09 and '08



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Re: [flexcoders] HTTP Session is lost in IE8 when SWF is opened in J2EE Web Application...

2010-07-07 Thread Wesley Acheson
Is your application running in a frame / iframe. When you say it only
happens in IE8, how many different browsers have you tested on. Is the
privacy level set to high? If it is you will lose session cookies. Are you
sure your flex application is being loaded from exactly the same domain and
the same protocol as the parent jsp's.  All of these things can make a
difference to session handling.

On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 1:07 PM, Fotis Chatzinikos 
fotis.chatzini...@gmail.com wrote:



 Hi again,

 No idea what goes wrong but you could try appending the jsessionId in the
 channelset channel's url / uri


 On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 9:12 PM, Jitesh Shah sjit...@gmail.com wrote:



 Web Server: Tomcat 6.x
 Java Version 1.6

 1. Below is the way remote calls are implemented
 mx:RemoteObject showBusyCursor=true id=remoteObjectGetWidgetData
 destination=processData result=resultHandlerGetWidgetData(event)
 fault=faultHandler(event)/

 In script we have,
 remoteObjectGetWidgetData.channelSet =
 Application.application.channelSet;
 remoteObjectGetWidgetData.processXmlData(inputParam1,
 inputParam2, inputParam3);


 Now our product is in J2EE and this one component is development in Flash
 (It's basically Dashboard component displaying various graphs). So user
 punches out to this Dashboard (basically opens a new window) and user work
 on this to do some analysis. Let's after couple minutes when tries to access
 the main application (without even closing Dashboard Flash component), it
 redirects them to Login due to no session object is found.

 I can even recreate this issue by just clicking on Dashboard and go back
 (ALT-TAB) to my application and click any option in my application and
 session is lost. Timeout for this J2EE application is set to 60min.

 *
 Thanx and Regards
 --
 Jitesh Shah, PMP
 *


 On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Fotis Chatzinikos 
 fotis.chatzini...@gmail.com wrote:



 In my case there is no need to do that with remote calls ... It seems
 that the sessionId is send correctly even in IE.

 You could manually get the connection url of RemoteObject and append the
 session id (in the form of ;jsessionid= NOT ?jsessionid=)

 or programmatically create the remoteObject and add the jsessionid param

 Are you sure thought that it is a missing session problem? Did you use
 something like Charles to see your amf calls?
 Just asking because we do not have this problem here...

 We only use this with file uploads because these NEED the sesion id 100%
 in IE



 On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 8:21 PM, Jitesh Shah sjit...@gmail.com wrote:



 1. Remote/AMF
 2. How can I append sessionid to the Remote/AMF call


 Thanx and Regards
 --
 Jitesh Shah, PMP




 On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 1:06 PM, Fotis Chatzinikos 
 fotis.chatzini...@gmail.com wrote:



 What are you using to talk with your server RPC/AMF , web services ,
 http calls?

 You could try manually appending the jsession id to the call...


 On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 7:56 PM, shahjitesh sjit...@gmail.com wrote:



 This issue is specific to IE8 browser (in non-compatible mode)

 1. Application is developed in Flex 3.5, BlazeDS
 2. When SWF is opened from JSP (in New Window) and any option in our
 application is clicked it send the control to Login Page (as Session 
 Object
 is not found)

 Has anyone came across this issue or any hints for resolving the issue
 would be much appreciated.








 --
 Fotis Chatzinikos, Ph.D.
 Co-Founder,
 LivinData Technologies
 www.styledropper.com
 fotis.chatzini...@gmail.com,







 



[flexcoders] RichEditableText scrolling problem

2010-07-07 Thread Kevin Bowers
Hi All,

I'm having a bit of an issue when using the RichEditableText component in Flex 
4.  

Using the following code I'm populating the textFlow with 3 lines of data.  
However, when I try scrolling the text only the first and last lines are 
actually displayed, the middle line seems to vanish completely.

If I copy the text and paste it into notepad or the like all 3 lines are 
actually in the RichEditableText textfield.

s:RichEditableText  id = txtDescription
                             heightInLines=1
                     editable=false
                             selectable=true
                             textFlow= 
{TextFlowUtil.importFromString('lt;spangt;'+ 
((dataGridListData.label).toString()) + 'lt;\/spangt;', 
WhiteSpaceCollapse.PRESERVE)}
 paddingLeft = 2/

Any clues as to what's going on would be helpful.

Thanks in advance,

Kev



 



  





[flexcoders] TabNavigator styles not being applied (flex4)

2010-07-07 Thread bhaq1972
Anyone know why styling is not being applied to this Flex4 example (a modified 
example from livedocs)?

thanks


s:Application xmlns:fx=http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009; 
  xmlns:s=library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark 
  xmlns:mx=library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx
  s:layout
  s:VerticalLayout verticalAlign=middle horizontalAlign=center/
  /s:layout

  fx:Style
@namespace s library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark;
@namespace mx library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx;

.myTabs 
{
cornerRadius: 4;
fillColors: #99, #cc;
}
  /fx:Style

  s:Panel title=TabNavigator Container Example height=90% width=90%
s:layout
   s:VerticalLayout paddingTop=10 paddingLeft=10 paddingRight=10 
paddingBottom=10/
/s:layout

mx:TabNavigator id=tn  width=100% height=100% tabStyleName=myTabs

   s:NavigatorContent label=Panel 1
 s:Label text=TabNavigator container panel 1/
   /s:NavigatorContent

   s:NavigatorContent label=Panel 2
  s:Label text=TabNavigator container panel 2/
   /s:NavigatorContent

   s:NavigatorContent label=Panel 3
   mx:Label text=TabNavigator container panel 3/
   /s:NavigatorContent
/mx:TabNavigator

  /s:Panel
/s:Application



Re: [flexcoders] Decoding output of Flex Base64encoder in C++

2010-07-07 Thread Oleg Sivokon
Adobe encoder can conditionally ad linebreaks, that is all the difference
between all RFCs basically. But, honestly, Base64 is a very simple
algorithm, if you are not concerned about performance, let's say and you had
started writing it at the time you've posted you would have a dozen of
different implementations by now. It is really really simple.


Re: [flexcoders] HTTP Session is lost in IE8 when SWF is opened in J2EE Web Application...

2010-07-07 Thread Jitesh Shah
Thanx everyone. Was able to resolve the issue by explicing specify the
secure channel to be used. Once the issue was not using amf-secure
channelset and other time the issue ws point to amf instead of amsecure. In
config file it was correct but since we switch dynamically for our product
implementation things got messed up.

Thanx and Regards
-- 
Jitesh Shah, PMP


[flexcoders] Integrating Flex app in cfm page

2010-07-07 Thread Goutham
Hi,

I have a flex application in a cfm wrapper. The coldfusion page has the header 
and footer and the swf is wrapped in between.
Everything works fine, but the scope of the swf is just inside of the header 
and footer as it is embedded.

The problem is, when there is a popup on the swf, the scope of that is only in 
the swf, i can't move the popup window over the header or footer, limiting the 
area on the screen.

Is there any setting that would make the swf standout, make the entire screen 
use by the swf ?

Thank you,
Goutham



[flexcoders] Loading animation between LCDS page fetched

2010-07-07 Thread Aasim
Hi,

I need to show a loading animation while scrolling in a LCDS paging enabled 
datagrid. Is there a way to know when a new page is requested in flex while 
scrolling? and when data is returned back?

Regards,
Aasim



[flexcoders] User Interface Design Groups

2010-07-07 Thread Nick Middleweek
Hi,

I've been working on a little composite search UI component but it needs
polishing off and I wondered if there were any groups out there that could
help with this sort of thing? Does anyone know of any?


Cheers,
Nick


[flexcoders] Data Binding different data types?

2010-07-07 Thread Roy Pardi
Hi - I was working through this tutorial on data binding but the code won't
compile due to a data type conflict

http://www.artima.com/articles/two_way_binding.html

The 2-way binding on the text field throws the error since it is trying to
bind the text property (String) to a value of Number (the
'converter.fahrenheit' property).

s:TextInput text=@{converter.fahrenheit}/

Is the tutorial wrong or missing some code? I've tried casting it as a
String or converting but doesn't work (logically - since it's 2-way).

--Roy

-- 
-
http://www.roypardi.com/





Re: [flexcoders] User Interface Design Groups

2010-07-07 Thread dorkie dork from dorktown
nick,
i know the perfect group, its called flexcoders. ...or flashcoders. most
flash platform developers come from a design background and have a passion
for the best UI experience.

so post it here!! :)

design and UI xp IS part of the flash platform...


On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 1:27 PM, Nick Middleweek n...@middleweek.co.ukwrote:



 Hi,

 I've been working on a little composite search UI component but it needs
 polishing off and I wondered if there were any groups out there that could
 help with this sort of thing? Does anyone know of any?


 Cheers,
 Nick

  



[flexcoders] Re: Decoding output of Flex Base64encoder in C++

2010-07-07 Thread cupofjoe1744
Would it not be better if you kept your snide comments to yourself?  Seriously, 
get over yourself.  I only posted to flexcoders after extensive trial and 
error.  If it was the simple (for me), I'd have done it already.

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Tom Chiverton tom.chiver...@... wrote:

 On Tuesday 06 Jul 2010 16:00:08 you wrote:
  point me to a C++ library or implementation of base64 decode that works
  with Adobe Flex Base64encoder?  What RFC does the Flex encode/decode
  implement?
 
 Would it not be fairly easy to figure this out by sending through files that 
 are just a few bytes long and seeing what it makes of them ?
 
 -- 
 Tom Chiverton
 Helping to collaboratively network customized meta-services as part of the IT 
 team of the year 2010, '09 and '08
 
 
 
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[flexcoders] Custom Tree Renderer with Advanced Data Grid

2010-07-07 Thread mregert
I have a custom tree renderer I've created.  I'd like to use it inside of the 
Advanced Data Grid, but cannot seem to find a way to use it.  I've tried 
setting the ADG item renderer, also tried just setting the column item renderer 
but neither seem to work.  Is it possible to do this?  I'm using Flex 4.  Any 
pointers are appreciated.  Thanks.





[flexcoders] Re: Decoding output of Flex Base64encoder in C++

2010-07-07 Thread cupofjoe1744
I must have slept through that class.  So, if it is really simple, can you 
provide some assistance with an example that works with Flex Base64encoder (in 
C/C++)?  I've tried a number of libraries (including modpbase64 -- used by 
Google Chrome and Google Gears), and can only get decoding of text files to 
work.

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Oleg Sivokon olegsivo...@... wrote:

 Adobe encoder can conditionally ad linebreaks, that is all the difference
 between all RFCs basically. But, honestly, Base64 is a very simple
 algorithm, if you are not concerned about performance, let's say and you had
 started writing it at the time you've posted you would have a dozen of
 different implementations by now. It is really really simple.





Re: [flexcoders] Re: Decoding output of Flex Base64encoder in C++

2010-07-07 Thread Oleg Sivokon
Hey... HaXe compiles to CPP... all you need is just to compile it to flash
and CPP, that's it... well, almost, flash memory uses big endians, so you
may want to remove the flipping of the first and third bytes in decode
function, and, of course, don't use Memory.select() when compiling to CPP
(that's flash specific)... I think I'll update that version to compile to
CPP w/o extra editing.