[flexcoders] Is there a way to pull a tracing image into the background- like in DreawmWeaver

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Good Morning FlexCoders ,I'm trying to use a mockup to lay out my components is there a way to pull a graphic into the background to use as a tracing image?Thanks Mani

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[flexcoders] Enterprise Architect and AS3 any advice- to import code libraries and swc(binaries)

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

I wanted to get some advice on using swc files in enterprise architect and
enterprise architect for AS# in general. Anybody have any experience with
that and some advice to pass on.

Mani

[flexcoders] Choosing between viewstack and State any best practices?

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

When deciding between using the viewstack and using states if I plan to load
in some modules is there a better way to go or some things to consider when
making the decision?

Mani

[flexcoders] Re: Choosing between viewstack and State any best practices?

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

You know what- I apologize for the post.  I'm doing another word combo in
google and having better yield.

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On 2/19/07, Manuel Saint-Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


When deciding between using the viewstack and using states if I plan to
load in some modules is there a better way to go or some things to consider
when making the decision?

Mani

[flexcoders] Where can I find a good reference for creating container components

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Are there guidelines for the right approach to creating a Flex Container
component.  I haven't come across specific rules/best practices for that
yet.

Mani

[flexcoders] silly question about using "src" folder

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Are mpost people using a separate "src" folder instead of just dumping src
code into the main project folder?

[flexcoders] Two way data binding

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Good evening Flex coders,Can anyone recommend a good tutorial or instructions for two-way data binding.  For example where a slider would show video progress but adjusting the slider would move the video?Thanks,
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Re: [flexcoders] Two way data binding

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Thanks- That sounds like it should do it.  I'm going to give it a try.On 11/2/06, Iko Knyphausen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I found the simplest way to be using
 If you search livedocs and the online
help in Flex Builder...you should find good examples. If you intend to bind
custom properties of your own components (for example) its a little more
involved... basically your setter function needs to dispatch an event so that
bound targets get notified and update their source...HTH







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evening Flex coders,

Can anyone recommend a good tutorial or instructions for two-way data
binding.  For example where a slider would show video progress but
adjusting the slider would move the video?

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Re: [flexcoders] double clic problem

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You have to set the doubleClickEnabled property to true

http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/2/langref/flash/display/InteractiveObject.html
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  Hie,

Sorry but i can't find the problem in this stupid code : i can't catch
any double click event :

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http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml";
creationComplete="init();">







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[flexcoders] What is the maximum size of the canvas?

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

I hope that this is not too stupid a question- or asked too many times
already but I have been a bit out of the loop as of late.

If I have a canvas that I am using for a scrolling view what is the maximum
width?  As a matter of fact am I using the wrong thing if the situation is
that I want a "pannable " stage wider than the viewing area that has some
parallax?  I am thinking I might need a sprite that I dynamically attach my
different components to.  Can someone offer me some guidance on this.  It's
basically a parallax scrolling view but not to the extend of needing a full
implementation like tilesquid engine.  I was planning to just use some quick
custom code to have the elements scale and position themselves accordingly
but had a thought that I might be approaching this all wrong.

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[flexcoders] Simple question- Can I pass a data object in a method from flex 2 into an externally loaded flash 9 built swf?

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

To clarify the question- If I'm building my shell in Flex 2 and a library of
swf content to load developed in flash- and I load them in with the
swfLoader component can I Pass objects in through the calls to methods on
the SWFLoader.content.[whatevermethod] ??

It would seem logical to me that this would be straightforward if the child
SWFs are compiled  and coded in Flash 9 but I just want 2 be certain before
I stand behind the statement for sure.

Mani

Re: [flexcoders] Using captivate within flex

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

During my time with Captivate I was unable to find a way to dynamically pull questions from a database.  That might have been due to my personal skill limitations but I found that I had to put the questions in manually.  I hope someone can call me wrong on that one but that's something would definitely check into.  
From what I was told when I called Macromedia a year or so ago- the Flash quiz component is more robust.  I'd venture to say that you might be better off creating a custom Flex component for a particular quiz question type.  I'd think that it's matter of time before all kinds of components like this start coming around.
ManiOn 4/28/06, JesterXL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Possible, but a few challenges.

First, Captivate demo's are usually meant to be played standalone.  This is 
ecspecially true with the quizes.  I built a CaptivatePlayer because people 
generally create many demo's without a consolidated way to play them 
together linearly.  The downside is, the quiz & emailing code that Captivate 
creates fails to work with the SWF is loaded into another via loadMovie.  I 
have yet to find a solution (nor really investigate the problem fully). 
This is because Captivate writes the ActionScript API for quizes at compile 
time and does not document this API, nor provide the source code for it. 
Therefore, I'm left to using decompilers to find my answers.

Secondly, Captivate DOES provide an API for Captivate 1 SWF's to be 
controlled; this is how I built my player.

Third, Captivate 1 exports to Flash MX 2004 & Flash 8, allowing you to 
customize it to your needs.  Thus you can extend it with additional design 
and code if need to be to help faciliate getting information to Flex.

Fourth, you cannot talk to non-Flash 9 SWF's in the Flash 9 player, and 
currently Captivate 1 only supports Flash Player 6 (or 7, can't remember 
exactly), so you'll have to utilize other communication messages such as 
proxy SWF's, sockets, _javascript_, etc.

The first one, however, can be a deal killer, so invest some investigative 
time.

The Captivate Development Center should have more information.  There is an 
ActionScript API posted in the documentation somewhere, but I can't find it 
at the moment.

http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/captivate/

http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/captivate/articles/captivateplayer.html





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I'm just about to start a project for a training site.  The goal of the
site is to track trainees progress through  several modules.  Each
module will contain  either :
 1)  links to external sites, a powerpoint presentation (probably
converted to captivate) or a video.
 2) A quiz that covers the previous content.
The trainee should be able to look at the content to find the answers.
Each module quiz will be graded and stored in a PostgreSQL database
designed to track user progress through the modules.

The idea is to have a flex app (probably flex 2) using flex data
services and the hibernate adaptor.
Possibly using a tab navigator to display the module content i.e.  one
tab for learning content , one for resources, and one for the quiz.

Does this sound like something that is good use of captivate (I've only
used it for a couple of demos).
And I'm not sure what it's capabilities are or how to integrate it with
flex.  It seems like it should be a good fit but I can't find any
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Re: [flexcoders] New to Flex and deciding...

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Nasir,You'll probably get more precise answers to the individual aspects of your questions from other members but i just wanted to help you with the confusion aspect.  Flex 2 and Flex 1.* are entirely different worlds.  The "rules" have been entirely changed and deployment now costs you nothing.  The files generated from Flex 2 do not require any type of server license.  
From what I understand the builder will be priced.  The builder being the thing you are enjoying dragging and dropping in as we speak.  It's very nice and makes developing your apps a wonderful experience.  However if you want to drop your prices to zero you'll still be able to create your applications (write and compile) using other text tools and the compiler(which will continue to be free).
The framework - which I believe to be the components etc- will also be free-  So you'll be able to use say the datagrid- you just can't drag and drop it onto your canvas for free- You can write the mxml text file by hand and still get your app to do what it needs to do. 
As far as the data services- They are free to a point-  I haven't investigated all of the details of that yet but from what I understand you can build a fully functional application that is only limited in the number of users that can access it at one time (if I'm wrong someone please correct me).  So I believe the HTTPService will be entirely free.
If you are operating on a budget I think Flex will suit your needs.  Based on your description the only limitation will be the amount of "elbow grease" you are willing to put into it(other than the data services aspect).  Based on the way you come across- you're ready to grow and pay your dues- I feel as if Flex and the Flash platform overall is designed with that in mind.  
Hopefully i answered some of your questions and at the very least got rid of the feeling that the community is not listening- I think we are all in sprint mode right now as we try to keep up with the explosive growth of Flash as a whole.

  
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2 - Cairngorm 2 Tutorial

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I'm not sure if this is the best specific answer - but the dev center   Cairngorm lectures   have been the best start  thus far for me.  They helped me to see the relative roles of  the different elements of Cairngorm.  This got me on my way to building.  I'm waiting for some new Flex 2 doc for cairngorm myself but until then if you can get a hold of the old school FlexBook - it has the reason behind the code- it's antiquated as far as the code and Flex 2 but  the rationale still applies.
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you can download cairngorm 2.0 alpha here 

http://www.richinternetapps.com/archives/cairngorm2.zip

there's a simple login example in the zip.

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[flexcoders] How do you advise clients about "building for the future" - how long before Flex2 is worth their time?

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

If a client is seeking a set of custom components and plans to use them for building applications for other clients in the future what would you advise them about building these components in AS2 versus AS3.  Flex components are obviously more convenient for me to build but what is the honest answer if asked "How long will it be before my clients are using these?"  in regards to their own clients and ActionScript 3 components? 
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Good morning flexcoders.  I'm trying to figure out how I would create a
subclass of the Canvas component that would be able to contain
itemrenderers.  Can someone please direct me to a tutorial or resource about
what requirements the container must meet to be able to do this?

Thanks,
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[flexcoders] Where are the templates for the class files? I want to change the bracket placement

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Good evening everyone.  I'm looking for the templates that Flex Builder uses
to create the class files?  Can anyone advise me as to where that would be.
I've Googled myself into oblivion about this.
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Re: [flexcoders] Is there a way to pull a tracing image into the background- like in DreawmWeaver

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Thanks guys!On 8/17/06, douglas morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:













  



hi mani,i just load it as a backgound image in a style sheet. You cant click and move it, but it shows in design mode. when you are done just remove it from your style sheet..
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[flexcoders] Where's the full flex site discussion... I've seen it but can't find it

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Googling full  and flex and site is fruitless...but great for coming across procrastinbation fodder!!  I know that at one point Ryan had started a discussion about "not building a site with Flex ".  I'm looking to reread the pros and cons and the whys and why-nots of that- Can anyone point me to that link somewhere?
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[flexcoders] Is there a new Promo for Flex 2 Total Training

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Good afternoon Flexcoders.  I know this is OT but I'm one day late to buy my Total Training.  The promo just ran out.  Since with these type of sale things there's often another one when one runs out, I wanted to check if anyone was aware of another promo.  I'm gonna order mine today either way- but just wanted to check the community for any leads. 
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Re: [flexcoders] Is there a new Promo for Flex 2 Total Training

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Thanks Greg.  I tried it- their server is generating an error message right now but I can wait.ManiOn 9/2/06, greg h <
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Mani,

I assume you are talking about the 20% discount for James Talbot's Total Training DVD for 
Adobe® Flex 2 Rich Internet Applications?

If so, that was 20% off the price of $149 (+shipping), or a $30 discount.  

Following are two other options that are still available, 1 better ($50 off w/ NO shipping), and the other only $20 off.

– $50 off w/ NO Shipping.  IF you have academic credentials, the price at AcademicSuperstore.com is $99 w/ free shipping!  Note: as the store's
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– $20 off.  When ordering direct at TotalTraining.com, you can get a $20
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[flexcoders] Attempting to connect flex 2 to php :error #2070

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I'm getting an error#2070 and I checked livedocs but find no further explanation.  It's in the context of trying to use an HTTPService post to contact a php form.  Is there somewhere online that details how to troubleshoot these problems?
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Re: [flexcoders] What a hell is this "ColdFusion Extensions for FlexBuilder 2"?

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Wow... I had the same question- but I was gonna ask it a little differently.  Anyway thanks for the link..MOn 3/21/06, Bruno Martins <
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What a hell is this "ColdFusion Extensions for FlexBuilder 2"?
I put this files in the pluings but don't make any difference and I don't find any explanation about it...
 
 
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Re: [flexcoders] Attempting to connect flex 2 to php :error #2070

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Matt,Thanks for getting back to me on that.  I actually tried it again today from the same folder and received the same Security Sandbox violation.  Are there any other causes if both the swf and the php file are on a shared host in the same directory?
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If you go to the ASDoc you'll see an
Appendixes section and in there is runtime error codes.  2070 is a Sandbox
Violation which probably means that your SWF and PHP are not from the same
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Re: [flexcoders] How do u use HTTP POST in flex 2 / AS3

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It's using HTTPService Mike Potter also posted an example on his blogManiOn 3/28/06, 
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: How do u use HTTP POST in flex 2 / AS3

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That simplifies it and makes it really clear.  I hadn't thought of it that way as far as loading and sending an object a-la "LoadVars" before nowManiOn 3/29/06, 
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I think this is what your looking for
 
lets say the id of your HTTPService is called "hs" and I'm assuming you know how to create HTTPServices. so do this
 
function send_params():void
{
    // declare variable "obj" and type is "Object"
    var obj:Object = new Object();
 
    // Set properties ( without the need of type declaration ) and set a value.
    obj['param_name_1'] = 'param value 1';

    obj['param_name_2'] = 'param value 2';

    obj['param_name_3'] = 'param value 3';
 
    // Trigger the HTTPService
    hs.send(obj);
} 
then all you do later in your AS somewhere you just call to the function "send_params" and thats it :p
Hope this helps and this is just a basic example ( I've not tested this code but that should work. you'll just have to change a few things )

 
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Does it means to submit a html form using post to a mxml file? Does it works? Coz I am facing the same problem... i am using flex 1.5 seems it doesn't work?Daniel
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[flexcoders] Do we submit corrections to Livedocs

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Is there a place to submit errors that we come across in the Livedocs?   Is it helpful at all if we submit errors when we come across them  or is that someone's job which we should just leave them alone and let them do?  
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Re: [flexcoders] attachMovie() Flex equiv?

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Which version of Flex are you using? On 4/3/06, bclinkinbeard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Hello all,

Very new to Flex development and am having a hard time figuring out how
you can create interfaces that aren't completely component based. Is
there a Flex equivalent to attachMovie()? The only info I have found
talks about loading a library swf and then using Embed to grab a
particular symbol by doing something like my.swf#symbolName. Is this the
only way? Is this the best way? Seems like it would be quite a pain if
you had a library swf with 50 symbols you wanted to be able to load in
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[flexcoders] The replacement for the DataSet

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

So is the DataSet entirely deprecated- actually gone- in ActionScript 3.  I remember someone mentioning that it wasn't recommended for use with Flex 1.5 a few months ago but will it be entirely replaced by using a model is AS3?
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Re: [flexcoders] The replacement for the DataSet

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Thans MattOn 4/7/06, Matt Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

















Yes, it's gone.  The FDS offering
along with the Collections classes are meant to replace it.  It can be a somewhat
different development model than the DataSet though.

 

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[flexcoders] How far are we from the Flex 2 books?

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I was just wondering when some of the Flex two books would be hitting the shelves.  I've seen mention of the RIA book  which seems more geared to the  Java developers.  Has there been any updates on the timeline on 
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Re: [flexcoders] How far are we from the Flex 2 books?

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Oh I'm definitely looking forward to a book to school me in the ways of AS3.  On 4/8/06, jeremy lu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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well, regarding update to EAS2 book, I'm pretty sure Mr.Moock is working hard on it, 
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[flexcoders] Dividing the mailing list into categories

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I've brought this up before and I'm going to go out on a limb again and suggest that we maybe create a Flex 2 noobs mailing list.  I say this because I think that in the coming weeks there is going to be a deluge of members to here that a)are brand spanking new to Flex and even Flash b) Haven't really read the posting etiquette or become familiar with searching previous posts c)are just dabbling etc.
I think it will make it a lot more readable and usable a list if those who are at least working with 1.5 for production level projects that will continue can be spared our posts of "Hello help I'm oblivious".  Last time I mentioned this it was more motivated by the sense that newbies needed a place to ask for help and then be directed to the docs or a Google search while the more knowledgeable guys can have a more productive environment.  Before I believe that as pointed out to me -Flex's developer population was not yet at critical mass for this kind of partitioning.  I have the feeling that this week will change that. 
 Either way I think that this Flex 2 is the best thing since indoor plumbing.  The workflow is fluid, the docs are light and informative and I very well might need a relationship counselor in the next few weeks or someone to keep my fiancee at whatever venue so that we don't have to break up while I stay glued to this computer.
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Dividing the mailing list into categories

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

One question I have and that I hope is not taken in any way as defamatory to this list is:Why are we not using an associated forum.  A forum would be able to be categorized, subcategorized etc - and I repsect that the community has moved to this a s a medium of choice in the case of Flashcoders but when i'm going through HTDig sometimes I can't help but to think that this might have been a little less painful in a good old forum sub- sub -sub category.
Like I said - I don't know enuff of the history to know how it came to be that the list is the tool of choice and I love reading my daly set of list content but the forums-IMHO- are a very familiar medium and are also nice and scalable.
ManiOn 10/18/05, Spike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Having spent enough time on mailing lists over the years, I think it
would be a good idea to create a second flexcoders list for Flex 2.

God help the poor people who come along, new to Flex 1.5, 3 months from
now only to find that half the messages since MAX don't even apply to
the things they're desperately trying to learn.

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Hehehe *raises hand as Flex Newbie*But I have been using Flash and Actionscript for 5+ years and havebeen coding CF since it's first Beta release.  Plus I have a Degreein Business Computer Programing where I was fully educated in OOP
with C++.I understand what you are saying, and there is a valid logic to it.There is a flaw to it as well.  Its kinda like those party lines youcall to "meet a hot babe" and all that you find is a bunch of guys.
If you put all the n00bs like me in one room, and the experts inanother, it will just be people who don't have any answers askingquestions of people who don't have any answers. roflDon't take any of my most recent posts wrong, I agree that Flex is
great.  We have an entire project, grant, and I have an offer for meto go to full time state emp specificaly because of Flex2.  Its justfrusterating as it seems most of the syntax etc I learned with Flex1.5

 is just causing errors now.I would have grave doubts that creating an all n00b area wouldbenifit the n00bs, though I am sure it would benifit the pros :)Just my 2000 cents :DGreg--- In 

flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Manuel Saint-Victor<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>> I've brought this up before and I'm going to go out on a limb againand> suggest that we maybe create a Flex 2 noobs mailing list. I say
this because> I think that in the coming weeks there is going to be a deluge ofmembers to> here that a)are brand spanking new to Flex and even Flash b)Haven't really> read the posting etiquette or become familiar with searching
previous posts> c)are just dabbling etc.>> I think it will make it a lot more readable and usable a list ifthose who> are at least working with 1.5 for production level projects that

will> continue can be spared our posts of "Hello help I'm oblivious".Last time I> mentioned this it was more motivated by the sense that newbiesneeded a> place to ask for help and then be directed to the docs or a Google
search> while the more knowledgeable guys can have a more productiveenvironment.> Before I believe that as pointed out to me -Flex's developerpopulation was> not yet at critical mass for this kind of partitioning. I have the
feeling> that this week will change that.> Either way I think that this Flex 2 is the best thing since indoorplumbing.> The workflow is fluid, the docs are light and informative and Ivery well
> might need a relationship counselor in the next few weeks orsomeone to keep> my fiancee at whatever venue so that we don't have to break upwhile I stay> glued to this computer.>> Thanks MM for an amazing product- even in its alpha state.
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Dividing the mailing list into categories

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Don't they have mailing lists that are archived more like the current forums?  Best of both worlds--I find that it's hard as a newer Flash developer to dig through the current archives to find stuff discussed back before I knew Flash even existed.  That would be the main benefit that I would personally seek from a forum- accessibility to stuff from way back in some chronological way.
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Hans Omli 
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 5:44 PM
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Re: Dividing the mailing list into 
categories

That said, I wonder if we shouldn't monitor the new 
Macromedia Labs forums for awhile before making any decisions on whether to 
create new lists.


From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com 
[mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of JesterXLSent: 
Tuesday, October 18, 2005 2:28 PMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: 
Re: [flexcoders] Re: Dividing the mailing list into 
categories

I'm more interested in what, and the rest of the 
list thinks.  There are thousands+ on this list now, and splitting/adding 
new ones is a huge undertaking, not to be taken lightly, nor without appropriate 
management in place.  I do, however, think it's necessarey given the 
paradigm changes in the community taking place.  It is better to act now 
than later.
 
- Original Message - 
From: 
Clint Modien 
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Dividing the mailing list into 
categories

Might try contacting the owners of this list... to see if they agree... 
you'd need a policy on this list to direct the appropriate questions to a new 
list.
 
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On 10/18/05, JesterXL 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote: 
This 
  setup works well in Flash; Flashcoders handles component & 
  ActionScriptcoding issues where as Flashnewbie handles anything not 
  advanced.  There are a bunch of smart people on Flashnewbie, and 
  everyone pitches in to help.What Flexcoders, though, really needs is a 
  clear division between tasks, notjust skillset.  For exmaple, 
  Flex Enterprise Services are what most of the Enterprise customers on this 
  list will care about, whereas those Flasherswho finally see the f'ing 
  light, will just be asking MXML & 
  componentquestions.  Flashcom for example was setup so Flash 
  Communication Server questions weren't asked on Flashcoders, or 
  Flashnewbie.  This works well aseach has a nice community going 
  on.If it were up to me, I'd say:Flexcoders = stays as 
  isFlexserver = deals with enterprise services Most of the Flash 
  devs incoming will get up to speed pretty quickly, andthere are already 
  plenty of experienced Flex devs on Flashcoders.Besides, we're at 
  version 1.5, not 8 like the Flash community is.  The influx of 
  n00bs to this list is what makes it fun in my opinion.- Original 
  Message -From: "Greg Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: 
  <flexcoders@yahoogroups.com>Sent: 
  Tuesday, October 18, 2005 3:58 PMSubject: [flexcoders] Re: Dividing the 
  mailing list into categoriesHehehe *raises hand as Flex Newbie* 
  But I have been using Flash and Actionscript for 5+ years and 
  havebeen coding CF since it's first Beta release.  Plus I have a 
  Degreein Business Computer Programing where I was fully educated in 
  OOPwith C++. I understand what you are saying, and there is a 
  valid logic to it.There is a flaw to it as well.  Its kinda like 
  those party lines youcall to "meet a hot babe" and all that you find is a 
  bunch of guys. If you put all the n00bs like me in one room, and the 
  experts inanother, it will just be people who don't have any answers 
  askingquestions of people who don't have any answers. roflDon't 
  take any of my most recent posts wrong, I agree that Flex is 
  great.  We have an entire project, grant, and I have an offer 
  for meto go to full time state emp specificaly because of 
  Flex2.  Its justfrusterating as it seems most of the syntax etc 
  I learned with Flex1.5 is just causing errors now.I would have 
  grave doubts that creating an all n00b area wouldbenifit the n00bs, though 
  I am sure it would benifit the pros :)Just my 2000 cents 
  :DGreg--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, 
  Manuel Saint-Victor<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>> I've 
  brought this up before and I'm going to go out on a limb againand> 
  suggest that we maybe create a Flex 2 noobs mailing list. I say this 
  because> I think that in the coming weeks there is going to be a deluge 
  ofmembers to> here that a)are brand spanking new to Flex and even 
  Flash b)Haven't really> read the posting etiquette or become 
  familiar with s

[flexcoders] A technique for independent mxml files

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

I'm doing some Flex 2.0 doodling right now to learn my way around.  Is there any way to develop quick applications independent of a project or a way to automatically set the most recently created app as the default fro running.  Not a major prob but just curious if there's another more efficient approach for quick doodle times like this.
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[flexcoders] Requesting feedback from Flex developers with experience building healthcare applications

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Good evening,I'm looking for some feedback from some of the developers here.  I'm curious about some of the ways that you have seen Flex used thus far in the development of applications for use in healthcare.  I'm aware that UNC Chapel Hill has a Flex based application but am not aware of the details of what functionality it provides.
I am in the process of writing a proposal for one of my attendings to suggest Flex as the tool for the development of a virtual clinic environment.  The part that has me nervous is that although I have ideas and see the many ways that Flex can be used in the delivery of remote care I have no hardcore experience or anecdotes of what hurdles developers have come across in implementing true healthcare delivery tools.  
Any stories of successes or failed attempts or known specific pitfalls would really help.Thanks,Mani






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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Requesting feedback from Flex developers with experience building healthcare

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

I was definitely worried about the HIPAA stuff.  They beat that into our heads in medical school to the point of paranoia but it becomes even more important in this context. Mani
On 11/6/05, Dave Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




>> and all they look for is speed, clarity and
ease of use.

And that's all as users they should care about!  I'm not sure that
makes healthcare users any different from every other user.  All the
more reason to focus on the user experience first, and use your
engineering experience to implement a performant back-end.  The RIA
world gives you a lot more flexability to do that.

On the healthcare side here in the U.S. HIPAA is a huge issue to keep
in mind in terms of security and privacy.  We did a lot with LifeCoach
to manage security and privacy in a HIPAA world.

-- 
Dave Wolf
Cynergy Systems, Inc.
Macromedia Flex Alliance Partner
http://www.cynergysystems.com

Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Office: 866-CYNERGY 






--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Aldo Bucchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I built a dental clinic diagnose and image/mmedia management
software once.
> the only things I could really say are quite obvious:
> 
> - get to know the biz and the users. you will have to learn the
> processes involved to a good detail if you want to be a valid
> interlocutor. there's lots of new words...
> - release early and gather feedback ( go and get it, don't expect a
> written summary from a doctor )
> - don't take feedback as-is, try to guide and educate users into
> accepting your ideas. health related professionals are quite hard
> headed and have been taught to do things in a very particular way ( I
> used to [almost] be one ), but if you get them to see the advantage
> they will understand... and all they look for is speed, clarity and
> ease of use. this might sound similar to dealing with eingeneering or
> business pros, but I must emphasize the "particular way" part. they
> are really different! most of them don't have a solid eingeneering
> foundation and miss some concepts that are obvious to most of us. so
> don't be afraid to presume that they don't know what they are talking
> about when they come and propose a database schema or some UI changes
> for the app.
> OTOH, they have strong communicational skills, so you can easily
> gather valuable use case stories if you know how to question them...
> - try and work with female, young nurses. I'm not sure why, but work
> becomes more fun.
> 
> dont know if it helped but you sure brought back some memories.
> 
> best,
> aldo
> 
> On 11/6/05, JesterXL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > My learned lesson: plan for an alpha/beta site  early.  Building
an internet deployed app is stupid if only 5% of hospitals  in the
country have internet access, and that 5% will not compensate for your
 development costs.
> >
> > Also, you can get away with things that are fluff;  although the
nurses who typically use healthcare like it for about a day, and  then
ask for it out of their way, they aren't the ones going to HIMMS, and
 writing the million dollar checks to purchase software.  When
competing  with the likes of Kaiser Permente and others; many have the
same  functionality.  To stand apart, you have to differentiate
yourself, and  Flex/Flash allows you to do that.
> >
> > It's easier to get the "harmless Flash Player"  installed on a 6
month-to-build-client-box for a hospital than it is for the  likes of
.NET runtime, where you're likely be told to f'off.  Use that to  your
advantage.
> >
> >
> >
> > - Original Message -
> > From: Manuel  Saint-Victor
> > To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2005 9:26 PM
> > Subject: [flexcoders] Requesting feedback from Flex developers
with  experience building healthcare applications
> >
> > Good evening,
> >
> > I'm looking for some feedback from some of  the developers here. 
I'm curious about some of the ways that you have seen  Flex used thus
far in the development of applications for use in  healthcare.  I'm
aware that UNC Chapel Hill has a Flex based application  but am not
aware of the details of what functionality it provides.
> >
> > I am  in the process of writing a proposal for one of my
attendings to suggest Flex as  the tool for the development of a
virtual clinic environment.
> > The part  that has me nervous is that although I have ideas and
see the many ways that  Flex can be used in the delivery of remote
care I have no hardcore experience or  anecdotes of what hurdles
developers have come across in implementing true  healthcare delivery
tools.
> >
> > Any stories of successes or failed  at

Re: [flexcoders] Requesting feedback from Flex developers with experience building healthcare applications

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

I guess that's where I come in handy.  For the last two years I've been on sabbatical learning to develop web apps so that I can be one of the physicians who do know what the developers are talking about.  Although I know that I don't have the experience to build a large scale application I won't get all glazed over and confused  when the programmers are describing different aspects to me.  
I was frustrated trying to push medicine forward as far as computers and not really knowing what I was pushing for.Hey- it's not hardheadedness- it's posed confidence -and fear of doing anything differently.  I think a large part of medical training is- do this exactly like this or the sky will fall- Evidence based medicine is moving away from that thankfully.
I think the rule about young female nurses applies in all aspects of medical practice but that's an entirely different discussion for another forum.  ManiOn 11/6/05, 
Aldo Bucchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




I built a dental clinic diagnose and image/mmedia management software once.
the only things I could really say are quite obvious:

- get to know the biz and the users. you will have to learn the
processes involved to a good detail if you want to be a valid
interlocutor. there's lots of new words...
- release early and gather feedback ( go and get it, don't expect a
written summary from a doctor )
- don't take feedback as-is, try to guide and educate users into
accepting your ideas. health related professionals are quite hard
headed and have been taught to do things in a very particular way ( I
used to [almost] be one ), but if you get them to see the advantage
they will understand... and all they look for is speed, clarity and
ease of use. this might sound similar to dealing with eingeneering or
business pros, but I must emphasize the "particular way" part. they
are really different! most of them don't have a solid eingeneering
foundation and miss some concepts that are obvious to most of us. so
don't be afraid to presume that they don't know what they are talking
about when they come and propose a database schema or some UI changes
for the app.
OTOH, they have strong communicational skills, so you can easily
gather valuable use case stories if you know how to question them...
- try and work with female, young nurses. I'm not sure why, but work
becomes more fun.

dont know if it helped but you sure brought back some memories.

best,
aldo

On 11/6/05, JesterXL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My learned lesson: plan for an alpha/beta site  early.  Building an internet deployed app is stupid if only 5% of hospitals  in the country have internet access, and that 5% will not compensate for your  development costs.

>
> Also, you can get away with things that are fluff;  although the nurses who typically use healthcare like it for about a day, and  then ask for it out of their way, they aren't the ones going to HIMMS, and  writing the million dollar checks to purchase software.  When competing  with the likes of Kaiser Permente and others; many have the same  functionality.  To stand apart, you have to differentiate yourself, and  Flex/Flash allows you to do that.

>
> It's easier to get the "harmless Flash Player"  installed on a 6 month-to-build-client-box for a hospital than it is for the  likes of .NET runtime, where you're likely be told to f'off.  Use that to  your advantage.

>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Manuel  Saint-Victor
> To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2005 9:26 PM
> Subject: [flexcoders] Requesting feedback from Flex developers with  experience building healthcare applications
>
> Good evening,
>
> I'm looking for some feedback from some of  the developers here.  I'm curious about some of the ways that you have seen  Flex used thus far in the development of applications for use in  healthcare.  I'm aware that UNC Chapel Hill has a Flex based application  but am not aware of the details of what functionality it provides.

>
> I am  in the process of writing a proposal for one of my attendings to suggest Flex as  the tool for the development of a virtual clinic environment.
> The part  that has me nervous is that although I have ideas and see the many ways that  Flex can be used in the delivery of remote care I have no hardcore experience or  anecdotes of what hurdles developers have come across in implementing true  healthcare delivery tools.

>
> Any stories of successes or failed  attempts or known specific pitfalls would really  help.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mani
>
>
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Requesting feedback from Flex developers with experience building healthcare

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Dave,Would it be possible for me to provide my attending with access to that sanitized demo.  I think he would enjoy seeing that in action.Thanks,ManiOn 11/6/05, 
Manuel Saint-Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was definitely worried about the HIPAA stuff.  They beat that into our heads in medical school to the point of paranoia but it becomes even more important in this context. Mani

On 11/6/05, Dave Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:





>> and all they look for is speed, clarity and
ease of use.

And that's all as users they should care about!  I'm not sure that
makes healthcare users any different from every other user.  All the
more reason to focus on the user experience first, and use your
engineering experience to implement a performant back-end.  The RIA
world gives you a lot more flexability to do that.

On the healthcare side here in the U.S. HIPAA is a huge issue to keep
in mind in terms of security and privacy.  We did a lot with LifeCoach
to manage security and privacy in a HIPAA world.

-- 
Dave Wolf
Cynergy Systems, Inc.
Macromedia Flex Alliance Partner
http://www.cynergysystems.com

Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Office: 866-CYNERGY 






--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Aldo Bucchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I built a dental clinic diagnose and image/mmedia management
software once.
> the only things I could really say are quite obvious:
> 
> - get to know the biz and the users. you will have to learn the
> processes involved to a good detail if you want to be a valid
> interlocutor. there's lots of new words...
> - release early and gather feedback ( go and get it, don't expect a
> written summary from a doctor )
> - don't take feedback as-is, try to guide and educate users into
> accepting your ideas. health related professionals are quite hard
> headed and have been taught to do things in a very particular way ( I
> used to [almost] be one ), but if you get them to see the advantage
> they will understand... and all they look for is speed, clarity and
> ease of use. this might sound similar to dealing with eingeneering or
> business pros, but I must emphasize the "particular way" part. they
> are really different! most of them don't have a solid eingeneering
> foundation and miss some concepts that are obvious to most of us. so
> don't be afraid to presume that they don't know what they are talking
> about when they come and propose a database schema or some UI changes
> for the app.
> OTOH, they have strong communicational skills, so you can easily
> gather valuable use case stories if you know how to question them...
> - try and work with female, young nurses. I'm not sure why, but work
> becomes more fun.
> 
> dont know if it helped but you sure brought back some memories.
> 
> best,
> aldo
> 
> On 11/6/05, JesterXL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > My learned lesson: plan for an alpha/beta site  early.  Building
an internet deployed app is stupid if only 5% of hospitals  in the
country have internet access, and that 5% will not compensate for your
 development costs.
> >
> > Also, you can get away with things that are fluff;  although the
nurses who typically use healthcare like it for about a day, and  then
ask for it out of their way, they aren't the ones going to HIMMS, and
 writing the million dollar checks to purchase software.  When
competing  with the likes of Kaiser Permente and others; many have the
same  functionality.  To stand apart, you have to differentiate
yourself, and  Flex/Flash allows you to do that.
> >
> > It's easier to get the "harmless Flash Player"  installed on a 6
month-to-build-client-box for a hospital than it is for the  likes of
.NET runtime, where you're likely be told to f'off.  Use that to  your
advantage.
> >
> >
> >
> > - Original Message -
> > From: Manuel  Saint-Victor
> > To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2005 9:26 PM
> > Subject: [flexcoders] Requesting feedback from Flex developers
with  experience building healthcare applications
> >
> > Good evening,
> >
> > I'm looking for some feedback from some of  the developers here. 
I'm curious about some of the ways that you have seen  Flex used thus
far in the development of applications for use in  healthcare.  I'm
aware that UNC Chapel Hill has a Flex based application  but am not
aware of the details of what functionality it provides.
> >
> > I am  in the process of writing a proposal for one of my
attendings to suggest Flex as  the tool for the development of a
virtual clinic environment.
> > The part  that has me nervous is that although I have ideas and
see the many ways that  Flex can be used in the de

Re: [flexcoders] Re: Requesting feedback from Flex developers with experience building healthcare

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Dave,Thanks again for the feedback.  I'm trying to collect some live examples and some fodder to keep the interview going well when I pitch this whole package in a few weeks.  I would love a link to provide my Attending.
ManiOn 11/6/05, Dave Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Absolutely.  Contact me via email and I will get that setup.



-- 
Dave Wolf
Cynergy Systems, Inc.
Macromedia Flex Alliance Partner
http://www.cynergysystems.com

Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Office: 866-CYNERGY 

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Manuel Saint-Victor
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dave,
> 
> Would it be possible for me to provide my attending with access to that
> sanitized demo. I think he would enjoy seeing that in action.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Mani
> 
> 
> On 11/6/05, Manuel Saint-Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I was definitely worried about the HIPAA stuff. They beat that
into our
> > heads in medical school to the point of paranoia but it becomes
even more
> > important in this context.
> >
> > Mani
> >
> > On 11/6/05, Dave Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > >  >> and all they look for is speed, clarity and
> > > ease of use.
> > >
> > > And that's all as users they should care about! I'm not sure that
> > > makes healthcare users any different from every other user. All the
> > > more reason to focus on the user experience first, and use your
> > > engineering experience to implement a performant back-end. The RIA
> > > world gives you a lot more flexability to do that.
> > >
> > > On the healthcare side here in the U.S. HIPAA is a huge issue to
keep
> > > in mind in terms of security and privacy. We did a lot with
LifeCoach
> > > to manage security and privacy in a HIPAA world.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Dave Wolf
> > > Cynergy Systems, Inc.
> > > Macromedia Flex Alliance Partner
> > > http://www.cynergysystems.com
> > >
> > > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > > Office: 866-CYNERGY
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Aldo Bucchi
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > I built a dental clinic diagnose and image/mmedia management
> > > software once.
> > > > the only things I could really say are quite obvious:
> > > >
> > > > - get to know the biz and the users. you will have to learn the
> > > > processes involved to a good detail if you want to be a valid
> > > > interlocutor. there's lots of new words...
> > > > - release early and gather feedback ( go and get it, don't
expect a
> > > > written summary from a doctor )
> > > > - don't take feedback as-is, try to guide and educate users into
> > > > accepting your ideas. health related professionals are quite hard
> > > > headed and have been taught to do things in a very particular
way ( I
> > > > used to [almost] be one ), but if you get them to see the
advantage
> > > > they will understand... and all they look for is speed,
clarity and
> > > > ease of use. this might sound similar to dealing with
eingeneering or
> > > > business pros, but I must emphasize the "particular way" part.
they
> > > > are really different! most of them don't have a solid eingeneering
> > > > foundation and miss some concepts that are obvious to most of
us. so
> > > > don't be afraid to presume that they don't know what they are
talking
> > > > about when they come and propose a database schema or some UI
changes
> > > > for the app.
> > > > OTOH, they have strong communicational skills, so you can easily
> > > > gather valuable use case stories if you know how to question
them...
> > > > - try and work with female, young nurses. I'm not sure why,
but work
> > > > becomes more fun.
> > > >
> > > > dont know if it helped but you sure brought back some memories.
> > > >
> > > > best,
> > > > aldo
> > > >
> > > > On 11/6/05, JesterXL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > My learned lesson: plan for an alpha/beta site early. Building
> > > an internet deployed app is stupid if only 5% of hospitals in the
> > > country have internet access, and that 5% will not compensate
for your
> > > development costs.
> > > > >
> > >

Re: [flexcoders] Flash Player - Desktop integration... SDK?

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Is there a big advantage to using Visual Basic over on of the projector tools?ManiOn 11/7/05, JesterXL <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Don't know about design view, but Flash for desktop UI has been something 
I've always enjoyed doing.  Worked great for C++ apps, and worked great with 
VB; both of which used XMLSocket.  I've used fscommand in the past, simply 
respecting what C++ told me to do, same with Centura.

Now, however, ExternalInterface makes this a lot easier to get syncronous 
communication with real data objects.  Check it out.

- Original Message - 
From: "Aldo Bucchi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 5:40 PM
Subject: [flexcoders] Flash Player - Desktop integration... SDK?


Hi all,

Sorry for the strange question.. I couldn't find any info on this anywhere 
else.

When I look at the Design view in Flex Builder... is it being rendered
by some variation of the flash player? if so, how does it integrate
with Java?

I guess it is internal stuff. But, is there any java/c++/py etc SDK
planned for the future?
The new player + framework are starting to become an attractive UI
alternative for some desktop applications...

Does central appear somewhere on this road in the future?

Thanks,
Aldo

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[flexcoders] Any Flex ARP tutorial online?

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

I'm trying to find an example of some Flex- ARP integration.  Are there any sample files or tutorials floating around to look at if I want a nice concrete example?Thanks Mani






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Re: [flexcoders] Any Flex ARP tutorial online?

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Thanks-I'll check it out.ManiOn 11/11/05, JesterXL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:









Old, before I had my CommandRegistry; source at the 
bottom:
http://dev.jessewarden.com/swg/resources/
 
Unfinished, but more mature example:
http://www.jessewarden.com/archives/2005/09/miscellaneous_d_1.html

 
 
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Subject: [flexcoders] Any Flex ARP tutorial online?
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integration.  Are there any sample files or tutorials floating around to 
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[flexcoders] Flex 2 using the exercise from FlexBook

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

I'm having some trouble migrating my Webservice from chapt 19 of the Flex Book.  Can someone point me to or let me know the differences in how I should be using Webservices in Flex2.Mani






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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2 using the exercise from FlexBook

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Okay- Thanks.  I might just do my practice from the book in Flex 1.5 until the beta gets here.ManiOn 1/29/06, Matt Chotin <
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I'm not sure if the example requires
you to have the server proxy running as the destination may not have a
crossdomain.xml file (I don't have the book with me).  The proxy didn't
ship with the Alpha so you'd need to just find a different service that
does work without a proxy for now.  Otherwise when the beta comes out the proxy
will be available again.

 

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I'm having some trouble
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me to or let me know the differences in how I should be using Webservices in
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Re: [flexcoders] Free Flex???

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That just made my week!!Maybe my whole month!!!  As far as building environments-didn't sephiroth   mention plans to provide a development environment for AS3 and XML?
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Re: [flexcoders] Free Flex???

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Wait there's more- Apparently there's going to be a single server limited free version of the Enterprise Services!  More on this at Christian's blog
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[flexcoders] Sweet Jesus it's out

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Flex beta now available!!!It's out!!! 






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Re: [flexcoders] Whats flex beta

[Manuel Saint-Victor]

Spkie- I think I smell smoke- mine got stuck twice because my ADD lead me to go "poking at my download" in firefox and accidentally cancelling itStill downloading!
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http://labs.macromedia.com/flexproductline/Get it quick before the servers melt :)
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[flexcoders] Flex in a java wrapper- any guides

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Can anyone point me in the direction of some use of external interface to talk to Java- I wanted to try some experimentation with using a Flex app to call some methods within my Java app and am looking for a good place to start. 
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flex in a java wrapper- any guides

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Dmitry,I'm looking for something on the desktop.  I found one solution called JFlashPlayer but it uses the FSCommands and seemed somewhat limited.  What I as looking for was something that would allow me to sit a Flash interface in a Java casing and have it serve as the interface.  I've used Zinc 2,5 but I was looking for something that I could actually choose which elements of the Java API and create custom functions to call.
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Mani, hi

By Java App do you mean Java Applet? If that's the case, you can glue
the 2 tagather with _javascript_. Of course you would have to watch out
for cross-browser issues

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Re: [flexcoders] passing data to dynamically created TabNavigator children

[Manuel Saint-Victor, M.D.]

Cliff,

I had just been working on the same thing.  I have a partial solution that
I don't know if it will help.


function createSchoolTab(event){
var newSchool=event.target.selectedItem.label;

var
newTab:mx.core.UIObject=mx.core.UIObject(medSchoolsTabNav.createTab(SchoolView,'SchoolNameHere','The
Canvas'));
var selectedTab=medSchoolsTabNav.selectedChild=newTab;
selectedTab.label="label property";

}

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On Thu, July 21, 2005 3:38 pm, Cliff Meyers said:
> I have a class that dynamically adds several components to a
>  TabNavigator via AS.  I need to pass some data into these components.
>  If they were static (ie, created with MXML) I'd just add an attribute
>  and so some databinding.  How can I accomplish the same thing with AS?
>   There doesn't seem to be a way to assign an ID to a component when
>  creating it so I'm not sure what the best way to access the component
>  is using AS.  Thanks a lot!
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[flexcoders] Dynamic tab binding Labels

[Manuel Saint-Victor, M.D.]

Hi,
I'm trying to have tabs generate when items are chosen from a List
Component.  So far I am able to get the tabs to come up and everything but
what I would like to do is have each tab be bound to the selectedItem such
that the label of the tab will be the same as the label of the
selectedItem from the list.

This is what I have right now:

}
function createSchoolTab(event){
var schoolName=event.target.selectedItem.label;
var
newTab:mx.core.UIObject=mx.core.UIObject(schoolsTabNav.createTab(SchoolView,{event.target.selectedItem.label},'The
Canvas'));
schoolsTabNav.selectedChild=newTab;
}





and this would be the errors that I get back:

line 15 ':" unexpected
line 16 This statement is not permitted in a class definition
line 21 unexpected '}' encountered

Can anyone help me with this.

Thanks

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[flexcoders] Rich Internet Apps book

[Manuel Saint-Victor, M.D.]

I am working on an example from the Flex Book for the Blogreader and
google search and having trouble with an error that says "You are not
allowed access to this URL by this proxy"

I went to the whitelist and the localserver is not commented so I could
not remove the comments to get it to work as suggested online.
Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong.

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[flexcoders] Flex Newbies Mail List

[Manuel Saint-Victor, M.D.]

I was wondering if there was a chance of a Flex newbies list.  Like the
Flash Newbies List. Unless It's there and I'm just oblivous.  It seems to
me that the population here will be mushrooming and I think it would help
some of us starting with Flex without any enterprise development
experience or just dabbling to have a more casual environment.
I guess it goes with the "there are no dumb questions." saying- well it
depends on where you ask.   I always hate lobbing a "What exactly is
Struts?"  or other non-critical question into a sea of people trying to
get their work done.  And I sure as shizzle don't want to put a link to my
"Hey look I put 3 tabs in a window and made the button pretty" examples
but believe that there are others out there who are just as excited as I
am to see their first Flex steps actually work.

If it's a matter of actually getting it started I'm willing to (with some
help and guidance) put the footwork in to get it going.

Just a thought- holla back-

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