from:"Michael"




Thanks Matt,

I was thinking the same thing about making it protected. I do the same
thing with a constructServices() method and defer the implementation to
the subclass, IE Template Method.

Peace, Mike
On 3/7/06, Matt Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
















No, the logging filters are not smart
enough to understand the relationships between classes.  If you put logging for
a category in for a superclass, that's it.  Now what you can do is make
the logger protected and then have it assigned by the subclass.  So the
subclass could assign it with its own value which would then get filtered out,
while a different class would leave it filtered in.  That might be OK?

 

You set up flashlog by adding a mm.cfg
file to your windows %HOME% directory (usually c:\documents and
settings\).  In the mm.cfg you want:

ErrorReportingEnable=1

TraceOutputFileEnable=1

 

Matt

 









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flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michael Schmalle
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 5:58
PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Flex2 ::
mx.logging package usage IE TraceTarget.filters



 


Hello,

Now, I was experimenting with the mx.logging package. Looks really kewl, I have
got some things working(BTW the docs are completly messed up on method
signatures).

Any adobe peplz want to give a heads up on the filters property of ITarget aka
TraceTarget class?

I have this method...

        protected function constructLogger():void
        {
            var
traceTarget:ITarget = new TraceTarget(); 
            traceTarget.filters =
["com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocObject"]; 
            traceTarget.level =
LogEventLevel.DEBUG; 

           
Log.addTarget(traceTarget); 
            
            __logger =
Log.getLogger("com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocObject");
            
           
debug("constructLogger()"); 
        }

Now, I am building a documenting framework for as3/mxml and most of my classes
inherit the TEODocObject for using services, logging and events. Now, using the
TraceTarget.filter, is there any way to filter calls FROM the TEODocObject and
filter out subclasses of certain packages ?

Example

com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.Project extends
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocObject

I don't want the debug being called for this class Project

but I do want say

com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocProjectManager extends
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocObject

Any way to do this?
Any more docs being produced for these classes?

Remember, I have been reading the spotty docs on this and most of my trips are
guesses ;-)

Also, how do I set up the flash trace.txt file ???

Peace, Mike

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Re: [flexcoders] polymorphic interfaces




Hello Gordon,

My bad, I was having a weird problem with events.

Am I misunderstanding or do the bubbles property only apply to
DisplayObject's ? That is what it says in the docs. The events bubble
through the displayList.

A question, can you use bubbles with a class framework? This class is
not connected to DisplayObject just EventDispatcher. I tried using
bubbles and I guess I am missing the point when it comes to
non-DisplayObjects.

The problem I had was;

- I am using an amf service class,
- this class dispatches a loaded event
- then the listener of the service grabs that event say the Project class

Can I have a class that hooks a loaded listener to the Project instance
and use bubbles without redispatching the ResultEvent from the Project
class? 

I relaize the implementation of clone() now but, it was due to the
error above that Flex said cannot coerce flash.events.Event to
com.teotigraphix.events.ResultEvent.

I had to end up making a new event using clone() and pass it on, then
the compiler didn't care. But in the method of the stack just before
the erorr I traced an "is" and flex said it was a ResultEvent.

This is what confused me.

Peace, Mike
- On 3/7/06, Matt Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
















I realize that folks are frustrated that
you can't change parameters in subclasses, but I want to make sure
everyone realizes that in other languages you are always adding new
functionality when you change the parameter types, you are not overriding the
methods.  Take this simple Java example:

 

class Superclass

{

    public void
print(Object obj)

    {

   
System.out.println("Object print: " + obj);

    }

}

 

class Subclass extends Superclass

{

    

    public void
print(String str)

    {

  
System.out.println("String print: " + str);

    }

    

}

 

In this example the superclass has a print
method that takes an Object and the subclass has the same print method but
taking a String.  Will the subclass's method be called if I pass in
a string?  The answer depends on the type of the variable of the instance when
I call print.

 

   
String str = "blah";

   
Superclass inst = new Superclass();

   
inst.print(str);

   
inst = new Subclass();

   
inst.print(str);

   
System.out.println("---");

   
Subclass sub = new Subclass();

   
sub.print(str);

 

Output:


Object print: blah


Object print: blah


---


String
print: blah

 

When the
variable was typed as the superclass, regardless of whether the instance was
the superclass or subclass the superclass method was called.  I had to
have my instance typed as the subclass for the new method to be reached.

 

And what if we
do:

Object obj = "string typed as
object";

sub.print(obj);

 

Guess what, it prints the Object version
even though the actual value is a String.

 

So let's be clear that polymorphism
is not really coming into play here.  You would still need to have the
strongly typed reference to the subclass to accurately access the new
functionality.  And if that's the case, having a different method
name than the superclass isn't such a big deal IMHO.

 

Now the ability to overload the parameters
is certainly something I wish we supported…

 

Matt 

 









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Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 4:15
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders]
polymorphic interfaces



 

i kinda walked the other
way and excluyded this method from the interdface since i want each class to
return its type (its a semantic argument but it hink a clone method should
return the correct type and not some base type)



On 3/6/06, Michael
Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:



Hello,

This is funny becasue I was just having this problem with the Event clone() !
:)

I guess I just slammed it with a coerrsion for now.(Yeah I realize this is not
an interface but it's the same idea :: you can't override a return type) 

But, yeah, I second this motion for the futrue!

Peace, Mike





 



On 3/6/06, Gordon
Smith <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:





I think there's general agreement here that we want to do
this in a future release, but that the schedule doesn't allow it for this
release. There are quite a few other things that people want as well --
strongly-typed array, enums, inner classes, etc. -- but we can't open up the
feature set again this late in the cycle (nearly Beta 2).

 

- Gordon

 









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On Behalf Of Johannes Nel
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PM
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Subject: [flexcoders] polymorphic
interfaces







 

hi all, especially Adobe dudes working on ze language.

the fact that method signatures are not polymorphic when implementing a

Re: [flexcoders] Why Java 1.4?????




Sorry for your bad day,

Remeber this,

Flex2 does not have to be java. Ironically, I probably never will use
Flex2 with java and for the most part, there can be an infinate amount
of applications without Java and Flex2.

Maybe you should refrase and say, Adobe isn't supporting their Java
developers well but, Flex2 is a breath of fresh air for those who don't
use java.

Peace, MikeOn 3/7/06, digital_eyezed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Why wont flex 1.5 work with anything other than 1.4 JDK?

It doesn't even work with the latest Tomcat, why would anyone 
constrain an application to a version of JRE, JDK or tomcat version?

This is useless if the rest of the environment want to move on to 
pastures new and Flex is left behind dragging everyone back.

I guess this is going to be the same problem with Flex 2, as soon as 
it's released it's stuck in a timewarp of 'old java'.

It doesn't work with the latest JBOSS either or for that matter the 
last 14 versions, that's how sanboxed a technology it is.

Maybe they should have spent time thinking about how to suppport it 
rather than how to price it, it only makes life difficult for us in 
a lose lose situation.

Please remember that Flex 2 is still in beta and they should be 
supporting their existing release, without trying to hype everyone 
up about what the future brings..

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Why Java 1.4?????




Your obviously pissed,

I never used Flex1.5, so I have no reason to think about it. Read my
post, say Java developers are not happy, that is what you are saying. I
am going to be making money with Flex2, so it is ALL I talk, dream and
think about.

Don't take the whole ship down with your one bitch.

Peace, MikeOn 3/7/06, digital_eyezed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Just knew it..


Can't talk about anything else other than Flex2, hasn't even been 
released yet.

Guess what, Flex3 is Nuclear, let's talk about that now.

Iain


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> applications without Java and Flex2.
> 
> Maybe you should refrase and say, Adobe isn't supporting their Java
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> java.
> 
> Peace, Mike
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Why Java 1.4?????

Nick,

"
hmm...that aint helping dude.  if someone is doing an 
implementation with 1.5, then its a pretty big bitch if it doesnt work as 
expected, oui?

 "
My post maybe was not clear enough, I understand he is trying to
implement a concrete 1.5 version using JAVA. Why not inquire about the
Java support instead of going off on a tangent about a beta technology
oh and even a nuclear technology for that matter.

Don't miss my point but there was static in his post.

Peace, Mike

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Your statements are not accurate.  We run under Tomcat 5.5.15 (latest
release) and under JDK 1.5. in development and in production for
several clients.

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> Why wont flex 1.5 work with anything other than 1.4 JDK?
> 
> It doesn't even work with the latest Tomcat, why would anyone 
> constrain an application to a version of JRE, JDK or tomcat version?
> 
> This is useless if the rest of the environment want to move on to 
> pastures new and Flex is left behind dragging everyone back.
> 
> I guess this is going to be the same problem with Flex 2, as soon as 
> it's released it's stuck in a timewarp of 'old java'.
> 
> It doesn't work with the latest JBOSS either or for that matter the 
> last 14 versions, that's how sanboxed a technology it is.
> 
> Maybe they should have spent time thinking about how to suppport it 
> rather than how to price it, it only makes life difficult for us in 
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> 
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> supporting their existing release, without trying to hype everyone 
> up about what the future brings..
> 
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[flexcoders] FB2 :: Components :: Ability to filter Custom folder




Hello,

Is there or going to be a way to filter the custom components put in the custom folder of the component's panel?

This would be great in the future, although I only have one project open, the folder loads everything even test cases and such.

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Simpler than Flex??????

2006-03-08 Thread Michael Schmalle

Maybe this is just a plug ;-)

BTW, Is there an etitquet for these  . What the heck is the
point of putting a question mark in the subject line of a discussion
list anyway!

Arn't most of these posts questions regaurdless. Maybe one question
mark but common, this is going to start to look very unporfessional.

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> Hi ,
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> I came across this on net, named "OpenMacro"
> Its a framework for developing RIAs based on Flash.
> 
> looks good though.

What little I saw was un-inspiring. I couldn't find the OpenMacro 
stuff that should have been released and I thought the example was 
awful.

Paul

> heres the link
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Re: [flexcoders] flex builder2 internal build error

2006-03-08 Thread Michael Schmalle




Sorry, ;(

Search this list, about a month - 3 weeks ago I had the same issue and well, happy fishing! 

My problem was an id had the same name as a var myProp declared in an  tag.

So essentially, I had;



   var myButton:Button;





   



When I found this and changed the var myButton:Button to public var
myButton:Button, I got the REAL error, duplicate public property.

I had over 30 different files that could have had this in it, I got lucky.

Long story short, this one little problem cost me 2 days on a component
project, but I moved on for awhile to get a fresh look.. 

Peace, MikeOn 3/8/06, bhaq1972 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Hi 
In one flexbuilder2 project containing approximately 15 simple mxml 
apps ( most of which are copies of ones from the livedocs). I am 
getting 'an internal build error has occured. please check the error 
log' error. As follows.
Any ideas. cant go any further. any help will be appreciated

thanks

java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
!SESSION 2006-03-08 16:17:22.310 
---
eclipse.buildId=unknown
java.version=1.4.2_09
java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.
BootLoader constants: OS=win32, ARCH=x86, WS=win32, NL=en_US
Command-line arguments:  -os win32 -ws win32 -arch x86

!ENTRY org.eclipse.core.resources 2 10035 2006-03-08 16:17:23.834
!MESSAGE A workspace crash was detected. The previous session did 
not exit normally.

!ENTRY org.eclipse.ui 4 4 2006-03-08 16:17:29.836
!MESSAGE Invalid Menu Extension (Path is invalid): 
zorn.standalone.actions.OpenRunConfigurations

!ENTRY org.eclipse.ui 4 4 2006-03-08 16:17:29.852
!MESSAGE Invalid Menu Extension (Path is invalid): 
zorn.standalone.actions.OpenDebugConfigurations

!ENTRY zorn.project 4 43 2006-03-08 16:19:29.484
!MESSAGE Uncaught exception in compiler
!STACK 0
java.lang.NullPointerException
  at flex2.compiler.abc.Compiler.parse(Compiler.java:143)
  at flex2.compiler.API.parse(API.java:1104)
  at flex2.compiler.API.parse(API.java:1072)
  at flex2.compiler.API.batchInner(API.java:156)
  at flex2.compiler.API.batch(API.java:260)
  at flex2.compiler.API.compile(API.java:361)
  at zorn.project.compiler.Compiler.compile(Compiler.java:186)
  at 
zorn.project.compiler.internal.FlexIncrementalBuilder.buildApplicatio
n(FlexIncrementalBuilder.java:333)
  at 
zorn.project.compiler.internal.FlexIncrementalBuilder.build
(FlexIncrementalBuilder.java:224)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager$2.run
(BuildManager.java:593)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.runtime.InternalPlatform.run
(InternalPlatform.java:1044)
  at org.eclipse.core.runtime.Platform.run(Platform.java:783)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.basicBuild
(BuildManager.java:168)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.basicBuild
(BuildManager.java:202)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager$1.run
(BuildManager.java:231)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.runtime.InternalPlatform.run
(InternalPlatform.java:1044)
  at org.eclipse.core.runtime.Platform.run(Platform.java:783)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.basicBuild
(BuildManager.java:234)
  at 
org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.basicBuildLoop
(BuildManager.java:253)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.build
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(AutoBuildJob.java:139)
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Re: [flexcoders] flex builder2 internal build error

2006-03-08 Thread Michael Schmalle




Oh yeah, one other thing.

This has taught me to ::

Treat the little yellow warning symbols as friends saying "the more of
me you get to go away, the more time on development I give you", spoken
from the mouth of the "yellow warning  sprites".

Yes, they are you closest friends...

Peace, Mike 
On 3/8/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry, ;(

Search this list, about a month - 3 weeks ago I had the same issue and well, happy fishing! 

My problem was an id had the same name as a var myProp declared in an  tag.

So essentially, I had;



   var myButton:Button;





   



When I found this and changed the var myButton:Button to public var
myButton:Button, I got the REAL error, duplicate public property.

I had over 30 different files that could have had this in it, I got lucky.

Long story short, this one little problem cost me 2 days on a component
project, but I moved on for awhile to get a fresh look.. 

Peace, MikeOn 3/8/06, bhaq1972 <
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Hi 
In one flexbuilder2 project containing approximately 15 simple mxml 
apps ( most of which are copies of ones from the livedocs). I am 
getting 'an internal build error has occured. please check the error 
log' error. As follows.
Any ideas. cant go any further. any help will be appreciated

thanks

java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
!SESSION 2006-03-08 16:17:22.310 
---
eclipse.buildId=unknown
java.version=1.4.2_09
java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.
BootLoader constants: OS=win32, ARCH=x86, WS=win32, NL=en_US
Command-line arguments:  -os win32 -ws win32 -arch x86

!ENTRY org.eclipse.core.resources 2 10035 2006-03-08 16:17:23.834
!MESSAGE A workspace crash was detected. The previous session did 
not exit normally.

!ENTRY org.eclipse.ui 4 4 2006-03-08 16:17:29.836
!MESSAGE Invalid Menu Extension (Path is invalid): 
zorn.standalone.actions.OpenRunConfigurations

!ENTRY org.eclipse.ui 4 4 2006-03-08 16:17:29.852
!MESSAGE Invalid Menu Extension (Path is invalid): 
zorn.standalone.actions.OpenDebugConfigurations

!ENTRY zorn.project 4 43 2006-03-08 16:19:29.484
!MESSAGE Uncaught exception in compiler
!STACK 0
java.lang.NullPointerException
  at flex2.compiler.abc.Compiler.parse(Compiler.java:143)
  at flex2.compiler.API.parse(API.java:1104)
  at flex2.compiler.API.parse(API.java:1072)
  at flex2.compiler.API.batchInner(API.java:156)
  at flex2.compiler.API.batch(API.java:260)
  at flex2.compiler.API.compile(API.java:361)
  at zorn.project.compiler.Compiler.compile(Compiler.java:186)
  at 
zorn.project.compiler.internal.FlexIncrementalBuilder.buildApplicatio
n(FlexIncrementalBuilder.java:333)
  at 
zorn.project.compiler.internal.FlexIncrementalBuilder.build
(FlexIncrementalBuilder.java:224)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager$2.run
(BuildManager.java:593)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.runtime.InternalPlatform.run
(InternalPlatform.java:1044)
  at org.eclipse.core.runtime.Platform.run(Platform.java:783)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.basicBuild
(BuildManager.java:168)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.basicBuild
(BuildManager.java:202)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager$1.run
(BuildManager.java:231)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.runtime.InternalPlatform.run
(InternalPlatform.java:1044)
  at org.eclipse.core.runtime.Platform.run(Platform.java:783)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.basicBuild
(BuildManager.java:234)
  at 
org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.basicBuildLoop
(BuildManager.java:253)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.BuildManager.build
(BuildManager.java:282)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.AutoBuildJob.doBuild
(AutoBuildJob.java:139)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.events.AutoBuildJob.run
(AutoBuildJob.java:200)
  at org.eclipse.core.internal.jobs.Worker.run(Worker.java:76)










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Re: [flexcoders] Is there a third-party or opensource market for Flex components?

2006-03-09 Thread Michael Schmalle




Hello,

Are speaking of Flex 1.5 or Flex2?

If you are speaking of Flex 2, it would almost be virtually impossible
to use a no-flexframework component in a Flex app.  You would have
to implement so many things.

I have been working on  many custom components for Flex2, some
that you have mentioned. Since we are still in beta1, so are my
components. I have a feeling, the thrid party component market will
exlode in 1 year(not to mention open source components).

There are just to many things a good developer could make for clients
that even competition will be mute on some components becasue they are
so specailized.

It's not like the Flash component market where any one and their
brother could put up a cheesy site and say they "sell components".

There is another angle here that I think clients will want and that is
a standardized documentation presentation. I think any 3rd party
developer that can create fantastic docs for their components will be a
success(IE following the path of Adobe's docs to begin with).

Anyway, it's funny this list does not talk about 3rd party components
more, but I am sure they will be when Flex2 goes public. Flex2 is
components and that in itself makes this a great market to do great
things in.

Peace, Mike
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I'm new to Flex, and i'm interested in knowing if there are any markets 
where i can obtain extended Flex components, either commercial or 
opensource (eg. sourceforge)?  I would like to use components that are 
not currently part of the Flex framework.

I'm thinking of components like complex calendaring (eg. 
http://www.laszlosystems.com/lps/sample-apps/calendar/calendar.lzo?

lzt=html), clock controls, gauges, spreadsheet controls, reporting 
components, specialized grids, gant chart components, network graphing 
components, chat controls, etc

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Re: [flexcoders] This is my mistake.

2006-03-09 Thread michael . corbridge

What I really think is that someone should proof your copy.

"every beautiful little things in this world are fresh ..." ?

Unless you are attempting to initiate another, "Your base are belong to us"
craze.

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Re: [flexcoders] Is there a third-party or opensource market for Flex components?

2006-03-09 Thread Michael Schmalle




Yes, they want a rich 3rd party dev market for components. Search this
list about 3-4 months ago, I allready asked the question. I mean
common, they are releasing the flex framework/compiler for free now. ;-)

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I thought commercial compenents were a violation of the license agreement in Flex 1.  Is this changing in Flex 2 ?
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Market?  Well, there are
a bunch of Flash components that can easily be 


ported to work in Flex, some with no work at all.

As far as creating them, however, that takes a lot
of work, time, and the 
decision to go pay vs. open source isn't one to be
taken lightly if you 
value your time at all.

There some other sets out there too like mCom,
Ghostwire, ActionStep, etc. 
that have some components unique to their
set.  Hit Google for Flash 
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I'm new to Flex, and i'm interested in knowing if
there are any markets
where i can obtain extended Flex components,
either commercial or
opensource (eg. sourceforge)?  I would like
to use components that are
not currently part of the Flex framework.

I'm thinking of components like complex
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http://www.laszlosystems.com/lps/sample-apps/calendar/calendar.lzo?

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[flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors




Hello,

Lets see here, the question is kinda odd...

I have the following;

        private function _getProjectAt(id:uint):Project
        {
            var cursor:IViewCursor = projectsQueue.getCursor();    
            
            while (!cursor.afterLast) {
                var curProject:Project = cursor.current as Project;
                var curID:uint = curProject.id;
                if (curID == id) {
                    return curProject;
           
    }       
        
                cursor.moveNext();    
            }
            return null;        
        }


1)  the Project class extends ObjectProxy
2) The Project class wraps a record from mySQL (so we really don't have a set interface for the mySQL record from a record set)
3) When I loop through these Project of type ObjectProxy, is there anyway I can attach an interface to this, IE IProject
4) I know most of the time typing an interface is the best way but,
uisng ObjectProxy as a super class, I am wondering if the rules are
changing here.

Theoretically, we don't know what properties are there because is is a
proxy for the ture object. Now, should I type the returned Project
class AS Project and programm to the concrete implemenation of
Project?? I see know way of creating an interface other that concrete
typing. 

Do you get it ? :)

What is the elogent way of nailing down an ObjectProxy class from it's accessors in a concrete implementation?

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[flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy subclass :: Compiler error on getProperty() override




Hello,

Anybody had any luck with the Proxy/ObjectProxy class!!

I have this class;

package com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core 
{
    import com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocObject;
    import mx.utils.ObjectProxy;
    import mx.utils.events.ObjectEvent;
    
    import com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.IProject;

    dynamic public class Project extends ObjectProxy implements IProject
    {
        public var isOpened:Boolean = false;
        
        
        public function Project(item:Object = null, uid:String = null, proxyDepth:int = -1)
        {
            super(item, uid, proxyDepth);    
        }
        
        public function open():void
        {
            isOpened = true;
        }
        
        public function close():void
        {
            isOpened = false;
        }
        
        public function save():void
        {
            //projectService.saveProject(id, __source);
        }
        
        public function remove():void
        {
            //serviceManager.projectService.deleteProject(id);
        }    
        
        override flash_proxy function getProperty(name:Object):Object
        {
            return parseInt(object[name]);
        }

    }
}

I want to custom validate/format the string from a mySQL record, that IS the proxied object.

This class is giving me a compiler error.

"Method marked override must override another method"

Well, I am subclassing ObjectProxy, so there IS a method override flash_proxy getProperty(name)!

This really dosn't make any sense other than a bug, but if it's not, my brain is already at Saturday.

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy subclass :: Compiler error on getProperty() override




Thanks Peter!

I had an intution that I needed use namespace but, HA that is what I
get for looking at BETA docs!  That example is completly out in
left field.

Thanks, that was the problem.

PS, no offense intended but, when Adobe documenters create examples,
are they even testing them or is this becasue of different builds. Say,
at one time that example DID work? Just curious ;-)

In the example I do see the import and I had realized that right after
I posted the question but, the 'use' is still not in that example.

And one more thing, for those of you reading this out of humor, I made
a mistake on the override, you cannot access object with [] accessors.
So far I am just calling super.getProperty(name) and THEN validating
the value.

Peace, Mike
Just for Ref ::: The offending example

package {import flash.display.Sprite;import flash.util.trace;public class ProxyExample extends Sprite {public function ProxyExample() {var customArr:CustomArray = new CustomArray("one");
customArr.push("two");customArr.push("three");customArr.push("four");trace(customArr.length);// 4trace(customArr[0]);// one
trace(customArr[1]);// twotrace(customArr[2]);// threevar lengthOfThree:CustomArray;lengthOfThree = customArr.select(3, function(item:String, value:int){ return 
item.length == value });trace(lengthOfThree);// one,two}}}import flash.errors.IllegalOperationError;import flash.util.Proxy;import flash.util.flash_proxy;
dynamic class CustomArray extends Proxy {protected var arr:Array;protected var props:XML;public function CustomArray(... args) {arr = (args.length == 1 && !isNaN(args[0])) ? new Array(args[0]) : args;
props = describeType(arr);}public function select(val:int, fn:Function):CustomArray {var selArr:CustomArray = new CustomArray();for(var i:uint = 0; i < arr.length
; i++) {if(fn.call(this, arr[i], val)) {selArr.push(arr[i]);}}return selArr;}flash_proxy override function callProperty(methodName:*, ...args):* {
if(props.method.(@name == methodName.toString()).toXMLString() != "") {return arr[methodName.toString()].apply(null, args);}throw new IllegalOperationError("Error: Call to a possibly undefined method " + 
methodName.toString() + " through a reference with static type CustomArray");}flash_proxy override function getProperty(variableName:*):* {if((props.accessor.(@name == variableName.toString
()).toXMLString() != "") || parseInt(String(variableName)) < arr.length) {return arr[variableName.toString()];}throw new IllegalOperationError("Error: Access of undefined property " + 
variableName.toString() + " through a reference with static type CustomArray");}}


On 3/10/06, Peter Farland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:







You don't seem to be importing the namespace and declaring 
that it will be used in the class... try this:
 
package 
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core {    import 
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocObject;    import 
mx.utils.ObjectProxy;    import 
mx.utils.events.ObjectEvent;    import 
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.IProject;
    import 
flash.util.flash_proxy;
 
    use namespace 
flash_proxy;
 
...
 
 


From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com 
[mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michael 
SchmalleSent: Friday, March 10, 2006 11:19 AMTo: 
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy 
subclass :: Compiler error on getProperty() override
Hello,Anybody had any luck with the Proxy/ObjectProxy 
class!!I have this class;package com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core 
{    import 
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.TEODocObject;    import 
mx.utils.ObjectProxy;    import 
mx.utils.events.ObjectEvent;        import 
com.teotigraphix.teodoc.core.IProject;    dynamic public 
class Project extends ObjectProxy implements IProject    
{        public var isOpened:Boolean = 
false;            
            public function 
Project(item:Object = null, uid:String = null, proxyDepth:int = 
-1)        {    
        super(item, uid, 
proxyDepth);            
}            
    public function open():void    
    {            
isOpened = true;        
}            
    public function close():void    
    {            
isOpened = false;        
}            
    public function save():void    
    {            
//projectService.saveProject(id, __source);    
    }        
        public function 
remove():void        {    
        
//serviceManager.projectService.deleteProject(id);    
    }            
        override fla

[flexcoders] FB2 :: Error subclass :: What is 'native' attribute FB2 inserts




Hello,

When creating a subclass that extends Error, I encountered something I have not seen before.

Code... created by Flex Builder 2 beta1

package com.teotigraphix.teodoc.errors.projects
 {

    public class NullProjectError extends Error 
    {
        
        native public function NullProjectError(message:String) 
        {
            super(message);
        }

    }
}


Now, I have looked evrywhere for this What is 'native', I know I
can easily guess what this is(Error is a native Class) but, it's
undocumented as far as I know.

Is it required ?

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: FB2 :: Error subclass :: What is 'native' attribute FB2 inserts




Hey,

Thanks, that is what I thought, just wondered why FB2 inserts it on a constructor. :)

PS, You found it in the docs? Where would that be so I can check it
out. If it's in the "Statements, Keywords and Directives" I must be
blind! 

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Hello Mike,

"native" from what I've learned from docs is replacement for
"intrinsic" in AS2 language,

see "Global.as" flex framework class, that is real "native" usage
sample, all impementation is within plugin, and class is for compile
time check only,

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Re: [flexcoders] Avoiding scroll in List Control

2006-03-12 Thread Michael Schmalle




Hello,

Yes, very much so!

Once you have established that the list has been rendered from the dataProvider, call

myList.height = myList.calculateHeight();

signature::

public function calculateHeight(index:int = -1, count:int 
= 0):Number

See the docs at ListBase. Adobe really kicked &*^ on this Flex2 framework.

Peace, MikeOn 3/12/06, Robs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




I have a list control with a custom cell renderer inside a repeater
object. I want the list's height to be dynamic based on the no. of
filled rows. Is it possible?

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Re: [flexcoders] Avoiding scroll in List Control

2006-03-12 Thread Michael Schmalle

Manish,

I guess my solution came from more of a component developers
perspective. I have actually had use for this with TileList subclasses
etc. If your solution works, that is an EASY answer for him ;-)

Peace, MikeOn 3/12/06, Manish Jethani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 3/12/06, Robs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I have a list control with a custom cell renderer inside a repeater
> object. I want the list's height to be dynamic based on the no. of
> filled rows. Is it possible?

I think you can simply set `rowCount` to `dataProvider.length`.

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors

2006-03-12 Thread Michael Schmalle




Thanks Matt,

Yeah re-reading my post it dosn't make much sense.

You know I am in the labratory ;-) Testing and messing around with
thoughts. Basically, I have a mySQL record that I wanted to use as the
internal object. Once you load the result, a project IS the record and
a Project class is created looping through the record sets. I also
wanted to add some methods like save() remove() to the project class.
This seemed like a real kewl use of composition. I thought of object
proxy becasue I am still finding my 'style' using as3.

Seems as though, now that I have tested more things that either 

I just put all public properties as public var name:String; etc, or
write get-set methods for them. The major thing is here I really loved
the idea that ObjectProxy monitors that properties. I want to monitor
these properties as they change. Binding?

I will write more about this if you care to hear it, it's abit long winded for just free typing this thought train.

;-) I think this is just going to be one of those cases where one
solution gives me THESE benefits and the other solution gives me THOSE
benifits. Time to get out the triple beam :)!

Peace, MikeOn 3/12/06, Matt Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

















Sorry, I really don't get it.  So
you have a Project that extends ObjectProxy (this is because you want to
monitor property access I guess).  So now would you really be returning a
subclass of Project?  Or is the deal that the object within the
ObjectProxy has a concrete type that you want to reach?  If that is the case
you really shouldn't be using the ObjectProxy.  The whole point of
ObjectProxy is that you don't care what's inside and never want
concrete typing.  If you want the concrete type you should devise another
system.  

 

Matt

 









From: 
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On Behalf Of Michael Schmalle
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 6:53
AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Flex2 ::
ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors



 


Hello,

Lets see here, the question is kinda odd...

I have the following;

        private function
_getProjectAt(id:uint):Project
        {
            var cursor:IViewCursor
= projectsQueue.getCursor();    
            
            while
(!cursor.afterLast) {
                var
curProject:Project = cursor.current as Project;
                var
curID:uint = curProject.id;
                if
(curID == id) {
               
    return curProject;
               
}                
               
cursor.moveNext();    
            }
            return
null;        
        }


1)  the Project class extends ObjectProxy
2) The Project class wraps a record from mySQL (so we really don't have a set
interface for the mySQL record from a record set)
3) When I loop through these Project of type ObjectProxy, is there anyway I can
attach an interface to this, IE IProject
4) I know most of the time typing an interface is the best way but, uisng
ObjectProxy as a super class, I am wondering if the rules are changing here.

Theoretically, we don't know what properties are there because is is a proxy
for the ture object. Now, should I type the returned Project class AS Project
and programm to the concrete implemenation of Project?? I see know way of
creating an interface other that concrete typing. 

Do you get it ? :)

What is the elogent way of nailing down an ObjectProxy class from it's
accessors in a concrete implementation?

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors




Matt,

I am using amfphp/mysql, dosn't dataservices require java or more
enterprise solutions? Remember, you are dealing with a UI/Component
developer, so I am not that educated 'yet' about dataservices etc. 

I understand what you are saying but, can it be done with amfphp?

I say this becasue I just read the chapters on DataServices and I don't see how to implement them using what I use, php.

Peace, MikeOn 3/12/06, Matt Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

















You know you might want to consider
looking into DataServices too if the idea is keeping things like your Projects
in sync with the server.  It takes care of monitoring property changes for you
for example.

 

Matt

 









From: 
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On Behalf Of Michael Schmalle
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PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 ::
ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors



 

Thanks Matt,

Yeah re-reading my post it dosn't make much sense.

You know I am in the labratory ;-) Testing and messing around with thoughts.
Basically, I have a mySQL record that I wanted to use as the internal object.
Once you load the result, a project IS the record and a Project class is
created looping through the record sets. I also wanted to add some methods like
save() remove() to the project class. This seemed like a real kewl use of
composition. I thought of object proxy becasue I am still finding my 'style'
using as3.

Seems as though, now that I have tested more things that either 

I just put all public properties as public var name:String; etc, or write
get-set methods for them. The major thing is here I really loved the idea that
ObjectProxy monitors that properties. I want to monitor these properties as
they change. Binding?

I will write more about this if you care to hear it, it's abit long winded for
just free typing this thought train.

;-) I think this is just going to be one of those cases where one solution
gives me THESE benefits and the other solution gives me THOSE benifits. Time to
get out the triple beam :)!

Peace, Mike



On 3/12/06, Matt Chotin <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:





Sorry, I really don't get it.  So you have a Project
that extends ObjectProxy (this is because you want to monitor property access I
guess).  So now would you really be returning a subclass of Project? 
Or is the deal that the object within the ObjectProxy has a concrete type that
you want to reach?  If that is the case you really shouldn't be using the
ObjectProxy.  The whole point of ObjectProxy is that you don't care what's
inside and never want concrete typing.  If you want the concrete type you
should devise another system.  

 

Matt

 









From: 
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On Behalf Of Michael Schmalle
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 6:53
AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Flex2 ::
ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors



 





Hello,

Lets see here, the question is kinda odd...

I have the following;

        private function
_getProjectAt(id:uint):Project
        {
            var
cursor:IViewCursor = projectsQueue.getCursor();    
            
            while
(!cursor.afterLast) {
           
    var curProject:Project = cursor.current as Project;
           
    var curID:uint = curProject.id;
           
    if (curID == id) {
           
        return curProject;
           
    }           
    
           
    cursor.moveNext();    
            }
            return
null;        
        }


1)  the Project class extends ObjectProxy
2) The Project class wraps a record from mySQL (so we really
don't have a set interface for the mySQL record from a record set)
3) When I loop through these Project of type ObjectProxy, is
there anyway I can attach an interface to this, IE IProject
4) I know most of the time typing an interface is the best way
but, uisng ObjectProxy as a super class, I am wondering if the rules are
changing here.

Theoretically, we don't know what properties are there because is
is a proxy for the ture object. Now, should I type the returned Project class
AS Project and programm to the concrete implemenation of Project?? I see know
way of creating an interface other that concrete typing. 

Do you get it ? :)

What is the elogent way of nailing down an ObjectProxy class from
it's accessors in a concrete implementation?

Peace, Mike

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Re: [flexcoders] Drag & drop from the user's file system into a Flex 2.0 app




Hello,

My insight is that would be a dream. I bet Adobe is thinking along the same lines though.

Looking at Flash5 to Flex2, you can imagine anything for the future. ;-)

Other than a no answer to your question, you could use a server side
language locally to accomplish something close but, no dice on the OS
to Flash Player just using the Flash Player 8.5.

Peace, MikeOn 3/13/06, David Katz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




I know the Flash player is limited in its ability interact with the
user's file system. I'm wondering if a Flex 2.0 application (and the
new Flash player) has the ability to enable a user to drag a file or
folder *from the file system* onto a Flex app and have the app perform
an action (such as reading meta data on the files, uploading them,
etc.). Does anybody have any insight about this?

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Re: [flexcoders] Google, Yahoo hooked on AJAX?

I think it will be 'the proof is in the pudding'.

BTW, isn't it the actual developers like us that make a technology seen
and be competitive ? :) It's all in the implementation, meaning, users
are conditioned to what they see and if they see usable flex2 apps in a
year, paradigm shift happens.

Peace, MikeOn 3/13/06, dos dedos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I agree re: no envangelismHowever, it's very helpful for some of of us to understand the context and not just the content of what we're getting into. :)
Nick Weekes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
personally id rather not see a technology evangelism debate appear on this forum, thats a little OT for my liking.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jignesh DodiyaSent: 13 March 2006
18:17To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] Google, Yahoo hooked on AJAX?
Jesse has really a mature idea on this.. Don't
u think, this forum can be more fruitfull if anybody from Adobe do
share his/her idea on this forum. Afterall its their duty to make
people encourage to use flex over AJAX, and the community always likes
to hear Flex expert's comment on such intensive topic? On 3/13/06, dos dedos <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: <<
Yahoo
has a lot of efforts in regards to Flex & Flash, you just probably
haven't read about them, is all, or they didn't get as widely
publicized.>> That's what I wanted to find out ... thanks forpointing it out!!! JesterXL <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
AJAX is here, works, has a large community, is an old technology and thus has a plethora of resources. Flex
2 isn't publicy out yet in an official capacity and Flex 1.5's price
point excludes a lot of those types of endeavors.
Yahoo
uses both; they are a big company. Yahoo Maps utilized Flex
1.5. They should of used Flash Player 8's bitmap features so it
wasn't the best use of Flex, but it at least got us on the radar.
They are also experiementing with updating some of the Java games to
Flash. Again,
neither Google nor Yahoo can utilize Flex 2 because even if they did,
no one could see it. Flash Player 8.5 is beta, not publicly available,
and you have to download the entire Flex 2 package just to get it
(which is a good thing). Yahoo has a lot of efforts in regards to Flex & Flash, you just probably haven't read about them, is all, or they
didn't get as widely publicized. Bottom
line, AJAX is here, has been for awhile, and works. Flex 2 isn't
even out yet. Sparkle's awesome, but you don't see people, even
Microsoft, creating Sparkle apps.
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flexcoders@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 12:24 PM Subject: [flexcoders] Google, Yahoo hooked on AJAX? Google
has purchased at least one company that uses Flash or Flex (a Web
analytics startup) but their own internal efforts seem to be always
focused on AJAX ... e.g. the latest Google Mars ( http://www.google.com/mars/)So
it's fair to wonder why Google isn't doing more with Flex at this time
... and why Flickr (Yahoo) moved from Flash to AJAX ... especially
given the fact that Flex 2 has a lot going for it from technical and
end-user perspectives. Attitudes
change over time and new technologies take a while to adopt, but it'd
be nice to understand whether or not Google, Yahoo and others are
consciously resisting Flex based on some non-technical reason (e.g. the
fact that Flex is a proprietary platform whereas AJAX is not.) Google's
and Yahoo's position doesn't matter all that much as far as market
adoption for Flex, but it would be interesting to understand the
strategic reasons why Google, Yahoo and other major players (e.g. eBay)
have so far prefer! red to stick with AJAX. An interesting
position for Google and Yahoo would be to endorse AJAX half of the time
and Flex the other half, or two thrids to one. This way they would keep
the market from leaning too heavily in favor of either. But as of now,
they're leaning too heavily in favor of AJAX, yet it's very possible
that they'll release (or acquire) something based on Flex 2 in the
future. I
believe Sun has been very successful with Java on the server side ...
Flex could become as popular on the client side as Java is on the
server side if it's opened up in the style of the Java Community
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[flexcoders] Flex2 :: Component-Inheriting Styles :: Help




Hello,

Lets say we have Component and SubComponent(composite inside Component, queued in Component.allChildrensList).

1) SubComponent uses getStyle("sizerThickness")

How do I get this to where you call
Component.setStyle("sizerThickness") and through inheriting this style,
SubComponent can use it's getStyle("sizerThickenss") when the Component
gets it's setStyle() called?

I have tried many things, putting [Style()] and saying inherit="yes" in
SubComponent. Everything works when I use the StyleManager to register
in the classConstruct but, when you call setStyle on Component in an
mxml file, the new value is not being used in SubComponent.

Now, this is not a style that would benifit from a styleChanged() /
updateDisplayList() call becasue the style is actually used in the
updateDisplayList() method when setActualSize() is called.

Any thoughts? Sure wish we had some hard core implementations to look
at becasue I could answer this question in about 5 seconds.(IE Adobe
source code of components). Hey Adobe, is this going to happen in any
of the beta releases to come? Pretty please... ;-)

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Re: [flexcoders] Google, Yahoo hooked on AJAX?




Figure of speech... ;-)

First you boild the water,
then you add the pudding mix & milk,
then you stir with love,
then you let simmer,
then you refirgerate for half a day,
then it taste mmm mm good.

But, it wans't pudding to begin with, only if you read the directions first. :)

Peace, MikeOn 3/13/06, dos dedos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Usable pudding?Michael Schmalle <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I think it will be 'the proof is in the pudding'. 
BTW, isn't it the actual developers like us that make a technology seen
and be competitive ? :) It's all in the implementation, meaning, users
are conditioned to what they see and if they see usable flex2 apps in a
year, paradigm shift happens.  Peace, MikeOn 3/13/06, dos dedos <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I agree re: no envangelism
However, it's very helpful for some of of us to understand the context and not
 just the content of what we're getting into. :) Nick Weekes <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
personally id rather not see a technology evangelism debate  appear on this forum, thats a little OT for my liking.   
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com   [mailto:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jignesh  DodiyaSent: 13 March 2006  18:17To:  
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] Google, Yahoo  hooked on AJAX?   Jesse has really a mature idea on this.. Don't
u think, this forum can be more fruitfull if anybody from Adobe do
share his/her idea on this forum. Afterall its their duty to make
people encourage to use flex over AJAX, and the community always likes
to hear Flex expert's comment on such intensive topic?    On 3/13/06, dos dedos  <

 [EMAIL PROTECTED]>  wrote: <<
Yahoo
has a lot of efforts in regards to Flex & Flash, you just probably
haven't read about them, is all, or they didn't get as widely
publicized.>>   That's what I wanted to find out ... thanks forpointing it out!!!   JesterXL < 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  AJAX is here, works, has a
 large community, is  an old technology and thus has a plethora of resources.  Flex 2 isn't publicy out yet in an official capacity and Flex 1.5's price point excludes a lot of those types of endeavors.
    Yahoo
uses both; they are a big company.  Yahoo Maps utilized Flex
1.5.  They should of used Flash Player 8's bitmap features so it
wasn't the best use of Flex, but it at least got us on the radar. 
They are also experiementing with updating some of the Java games to
Flash.    Again,
neither Google nor Yahoo can utilize Flex 2 because even if they did,
no one could see it. Flash Player 8.5 is beta, not publicly available,
and you have to download the entire Flex 2 package just to get it
(which is a good thing).    Yahoo
has a lot of efforts in regards to Flex & Flash, you just probably
haven't read about them, is all, or they didn't get as widely
publicized.   Bottom
line, AJAX is here, has been for awhile, and works.  Flex 2 isn't
even out yet.  Sparkle's awesome, but you don't see people, even
Microsoft, creating Sparkle apps.     
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 flexcoders@yahoogroups.com  Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 12:24 PM Subject: [flexcoders] Google, Yahoo hooked on AJAX?  Google
has purchased at least one company that uses Flash or Flex (a Web
analytics startup) but their own internal efforts seem to be always
focused on AJAX ... e.g. the latest Google Mars ( 
 http://www.google.com/mars/)So
it's fair to wonder why Google isn't doing more with Flex at this time
... and why Flickr (Yahoo) moved from Flash to AJAX ... especially
given the fact that Flex 2 has a lot going for it from technical and
end-user perspectives. Attitudes change over time and new
technologies take a while to adopt, but it'd be nice to understand
whether or not Google, Yahoo and others are consciously resisting Flex
based on some non-technical reason (e.g. the fact that Flex is a
proprietary platform whereas AJAX is not.) Google's and
Yahoo's position doesn't matter all that much as far as market adoption
for Flex, but it would be interesting to understand the strategic
reasons why Google, Yahoo and other major players (e.g. eBay) have so
far prefer! red to stick with AJAX. An interesting position
for Google and Yahoo would be to endorse AJAX half of the time and Flex
the other half, or two thrids to one. This way they would keep the
market from leaning too heavily in favor of either. But as of now,
they're leaning too heavily in favor of AJAX, yet it's very possible
that they'll release (or acquire) something based on Flex 2 in the
future. I
believe Sun has been very successful with Java on the server side ...
Flex could become as popu

Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: Component-Inheriting Styles :: Help

Hi Manish,

I understand what you wrote, I guess my question is more about the implementation of getStyle().

If you have a sub component that needs to access 'sizerThickness', and
it's a composited component that stands on it's own as a 'component',
should I declare that style on the Host component.

AHHH, this is to complicated to explain.

Basically it's like RectBorder. All containers use a border compositied
inside themselves. How do you set up RectBorder to correctly get a
borderStyle style from it's parent? THis is basically my problem.

Also, the getStyle method is called each time(for now) setActualSize()
is called within the sub component. THis why I am saying the
styleChanged() method really is irrelivent to my case other than if it
actually sets the prop on the child. Does it do that?

Peace, MikeOn 3/14/06, Manish Jethani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 3/14/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Lets say we have Component and SubComponent(composite inside Component, queued in Component.allChildrensList).
>
> 1) SubComponent uses getStyle("sizerThickness")
>
> How do I get this to where you call
Component.setStyle("sizerThickness") and through inheriting this style,
SubComponent can use it's getStyle("sizerThickenss") when the Component
gets it's setStyle() called?
[snip]

If the style is an inheriting style, the `styleChanged` method of all
descendants will get called. That's where you can call
`invalidateDisplayList` (which will lead to a call to
`updateDisplayList` by the framework).

Manish

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2 Style Explorer (beta)




Ryan,

I was just about to say the same thing! :)

Peace, MikeOn 3/14/06, Ryan Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Peter,

 

This is totally off-topic, but your signature is very, very cool.

 

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: Component-Inheriting Styles :: Help

Manish, H

I feel like an idiot! I forgot the styleName pointer. OMG!

Your right, this is where I messed up. I guess I am doing tomany things at once.

I feel like a newbie right now man.

Thanks a lot.

PS Is it convention now that you put all child creation calls in an
if() statement? I thought createChildren() only ran once. Did this
change in Flex2?

Peace, MikeOn 3/14/06, Manish Jethani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 3/14/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I understand what you wrote, I guess my question is more about the implementation of getStyle().
>
> If you have a sub component that needs to access
'sizerThickness', and it's a composited component that stands on it's
own as a 'component', should I declare that style on the Host component.

Let's say you have a main component, say "Foo". And you have a
subcomponent, say "Sizer". Every Foo has a Sizer. The Sizer's colour
is determined by Foo's "sizerColor" style. The Sizer instance lives
in the `allChildrenList` of Foo.

Given the above scenario, "sizerColor" should be declared as a style
of Foo, so you can write MXML code like so:

Now your question is: how does the Sizer know its colour?

In the `createChildren` of Foo, where the Sizer instance is created,
its `styleName` property is set to point to the Foo instance.

override protected function createChildren():void
{
if (!sizer) {
sizer = new sizerClass();
sizer.styleName = this; // XXX
}

super.createChildren();
}

Now, inside Sizer's code, when you call `getStyle`, it actually gets
the style value off the style settings of the Foo object. So
`styleName` is the important thing here.

Got it?

When you create extra chome objects in your component's
`createChildren`, just point their `styleName` to `this`.

Manish

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: Component-Inheriting Styles :: Help

BTW,

I just added that simple little line and it works just like expected.

Well, who says wasting hours on a solution that takes 1 second is a bad thing?! :-)

Peace, MikeOn 3/14/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Manish, H

I feel like an idiot! I forgot the styleName pointer. OMG!

Your right, this is where I messed up. I guess I am doing tomany things at once.

I feel like a newbie right now man.

Thanks a lot.

PS Is it convention now that you put all child creation calls in an
if() statement? I thought createChildren() only ran once. Did this
change in Flex2?

Peace, MikeOn 3/14/06, Manish Jethani <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 3/14/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Given the above scenario, "sizerColor" should be declared as a style
of Foo, so you can write MXML code like so:

Now your question is: how does the Sizer know its colour?

In the `createChildren` of Foo, where the Sizer instance is created,
its `styleName` property is set to point to the Foo instance.

override protected function createChildren():void
{
if (!sizer) {
sizer = new sizerClass();
sizer.styleName = this; // XXX
}

super.createChildren();
}

Now, inside Sizer's code, when you call `getStyle`, it actually gets
the style value off the style settings of the Foo object. So
`styleName` is the important thing here.

Got it?

When you create extra chome objects in your component's
`createChildren`, just point their `styleName` to `this`.

Manish

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: Component-Inheriting Styles :: Help

Oh yeah,

They were doing that back with Flex1, got ya

Thanks,

Peace, MikeOn 3/14/06, Manish Jethani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 3/15/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>  PS Is it convention now that you put all child creation
calls in an if() statement? I thought createChildren() only ran once.
Did this change in Flex2?
>

`createChildren` only runs once, but a subclass can override
`createChildren` and create a child object different there.

 function createChildren()
 {
  if (!titleBar)
  {
   // if subclass has not created the title bar, create it here
   titleBar = new ...;
  }

  super.createChildren();
 }

The superclass's `createChildren` is called last.

Manish

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Re: RE : [flexcoders] RTE -- Flex 2 Style Explorer (beta)




Hello,

Do you have Flex2 installed?

There is a Text Editor in the component framework.

Peace, MikeOn 3/14/06, Robert Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




If anyone knows where I can begin in utilizing a Rich Text Editor for FLEX 2.0 I'd appreciate it.

FLoaded came out with one but they keep leaving bugs in it so it's good, but just short of good
enough to be as good as it needs to be.

I keep hearing Macromedia is going to come out with one in the Framework, is it there somewhere?
  







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[flexcoders] Flex2 :: 3rd party Components :: blog/site(future)




Hello list,

Since I ask more questions than answer for now, I would like those
interested to bookmark my blog and eventual Flex2 component community
site. I am going to get all my brain waves out on this so people can
help me proliferate why flex components rock.

For those who wonder about solid 3rd party component sites when Flex2
goes public, well my site teotigraphix.com will sell them but this site
is all about creating the community.!!! I have been developing
components for 3 years now and it's time to have fun :)

http://www.flex2components.com

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors




" right
now."

Are you trying to imply something? Or you just being funny. ;-) You
can't talk like that and not have someone take you seriously that loves
php :-)

If I wrote the sentence it would say; Yes, FDS is not meant for PHP. haha but you say 'right now', ok!

Peace, Mike
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Oops, yes FDS is not meant for PHP right
now.

 

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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 ::
ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors



 

Matt,

I am using amfphp/mysql, dosn't dataservices require java or more enterprise
solutions? Remember, you are dealing with a UI/Component developer, so I am not
that educated 'yet' about dataservices etc. 

I understand what you are saying but, can it be done with amfphp?

I say this becasue I just read the chapters on DataServices and I don't see how
to implement them using what I use, php.

Peace, Mike



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You know you might want to consider looking into DataServices
too if the idea is keeping things like your Projects in sync with the
server.  It takes care of monitoring property changes for you for example.

 

Matt

 









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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 ::
ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors







 

Thanks Matt,

Yeah re-reading my post it dosn't make much sense.

You know I am in the labratory ;-) Testing and messing around with thoughts.
Basically, I have a mySQL record that I wanted to use as the internal object.
Once you load the result, a project IS the record and a Project class is
created looping through the record sets. I also wanted to add some methods like
save() remove() to the project class. This seemed like a real kewl use of
composition. I thought of object proxy becasue I am still finding my 'style'
using as3.

Seems as though, now that I have tested more things that either 

I just put all public properties as public var name:String; etc, or write
get-set methods for them. The major thing is here I really loved the idea that
ObjectProxy monitors that properties. I want to monitor these properties as they
change. Binding?

I will write more about this if you care to hear it, it's abit long winded for
just free typing this thought train.

;-) I think this is just going to be one of those cases where one solution
gives me THESE benefits and the other solution gives me THOSE benifits. Time to
get out the triple beam :)!

Peace, Mike



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3/12/06, Matt
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Sorry, I really don't get it.  So you have a Project
that extends ObjectProxy (this is because you want to monitor property access I
guess).  So now would you really be returning a subclass of Project? 
Or is the deal that the object within the ObjectProxy has a concrete type that
you want to reach?  If that is the case you really shouldn't be using the
ObjectProxy.  The whole point of ObjectProxy is that you don't care what's
inside and never want concrete typing.  If you want the concrete type you
should devise another system.  

 

Matt

 









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Subject: [flexcoders] Flex2 ::
ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors



 





Hello,

Lets see here, the question is kinda odd...

I have the following;

        private function _getProjectAt(id:uint):Project
        {
            var cursor:IViewCursor
= projectsQueue.getCursor();    
            
            while
(!cursor.afterLast) {
                var
curProject:Project = cursor.current as Project;
                var
curID:uint = curProject.id;
                if
(curID == id) {
               
    return curProject;
               
}                
               
cursor.moveNext();    
            }
            return
null;        
        }


1)  the Project class extends ObjectProxy
2) The Project class wraps a record from mySQL (so we really don't have a set
interface for the mySQL record from a record set)
3) When I loop through these Project of type ObjectProxy, is there anyway I can
attach an interface to this, IE IProject
4) I know most of the time typing an interface is the best way but, uisng
ObjectProxy as a super class, I am wondering if the rules are changing here.

Theoretically, we don't know what properties are there because is is a proxy
for the ture object. Now, should I type the returned Project class AS Project
an

Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 flash_proxy/Proxy getProperty and Binding




Well, I was just in this classroom the other day. If I get your question correctly..

Add;

use namespace flash_proxy;

right under the import flash.util.flash_proxy.

If you got this code from an example, it was missing the use statement.
I missed this also!, Once the use is in there it works great!

Peace, MikeOn 3/15/06, Renaun Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




The sample code is located below.  I am trying to find a way to bind
dynamic attributes (when using Proxy class).  I can't get the dynamic
properties to bind, any suggestions or help would be appreciated.

Renaun

Proxy Class:
package {
  import flash.util.flash_proxy;
  import flash.util.Proxy;

  dynamic public class SomeClass extends Proxy {

    public var _dynamicAttributeArray:Array;

    public function SomeClass() {
   
  _dynamicAttributeArray = new Array();
    }    
   
    flash_proxy override function getProperty( name : * ) : * {
   
  return _dynamicAttributeArray[ name ];
    }
  
    flash_proxy override function setProperty(name:*, value:*):void {
   
  _dynamicAttributeArray[ name ] = value;
    }
  }
}


Now if I have:

http://www.macromedia.com/2005/mxml" xmlns="*"

  creationComplete="initApplication()">
  
    
   

  
  
    
  











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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flex2 flash_proxy/Proxy getProperty and Binding




That is what I thought, a bit more going on then just use namespace. I
was trying to look at the bindings but, honsetly I havn't tried that. :)

Peace, MikeOn 3/15/06, Renaun Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Mike,

Thanks for your idea,

I wrote this code myself to try and pin down a problem I am having.  I
can't get dynamic properties to bind.  

I tried the "use namespace flash_proxy" in the SomeClass.as and it
didn't help.

The SomeClass.mxml has a textarea that I am trying to bind the
instance of someClass with a dynamic property newAttribute to the
"text" property.

The button on the mxml changes the someClass.newAttribute to help with
 the testing of the binding of a dynamic property.

Renaun

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> Well, I was just in this classroom the other day. If I get your question
> correctly..
> 
> Add;
> 
> use namespace flash_proxy;
> 
> right under the import flash.util.flash_proxy.
> 
> If you got this code from an example, it was missing the use
statement. I
> missed this also!, Once the use is in there it works great!
> 
> Peace, Mike
> 
> On 3/15/06, Renaun Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >  The sample code is located below.  I am trying to find a way to bind
> > dynamic attributes (when using Proxy class).  I can't get the dynamic
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: 3rd party Components :: blog/site(future)

I like your sense of humor, very sutle ;-)

Peace, MikeOn 3/15/06, dos dedos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

coolI think there is also a big need for Actionscript libraries ... with examples :)I think 3rd party UI components and Actionscript libraries will go hand in hand to enable more rapid development.
:)Michael Schmalle <
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Since I ask more questions than answer for now, I would like those
interested to bookmark my blog and eventual Flex2 component community
site. I am going to get all my brain waves out on this so people can
help me proliferate why flex components rock. For those who wonder about solid 3rd party component sites when Flex2 goes public, well my site
teotigraphix.com
will sell them but this site is all about creating the community.!!! I
have been developing components for 3 years now and it's time to have
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors




Oh I know Matt,

Just allittle humor, there is no hopes here. I can do quite a bit already just using what I have availible to me :)

And from my humor there was No inference that it 'might' happen in version 2. On 3/15/06, Matt Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:















You never know what Product Management
could decide is important ;-)  But I would say that you should not use my words
to get your hopes up in any way.  No PHP and FDS for version 2 for sure.

 









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Of Michael Schmalle
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ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors



 

"
 right now."

Are you trying to imply something? Or you just being funny. ;-) You can't talk
like that and not have someone take you seriously that loves php :-)

If I wrote the sentence it would say; Yes, FDS is not meant for PHP. haha but
you say 'right now', ok!

Peace, Mike



On 3/15/06, Matt
Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:





Oops, yes FDS is not meant for PHP right now.

 

Matt









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Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 5:29
AM
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[flexcoders] Flex2 :: ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors







 

Matt,

I am using amfphp/mysql, dosn't dataservices require java or more enterprise
solutions? Remember, you are dealing with a UI/Component developer, so I am not
that educated 'yet' about dataservices etc. 

I understand what you are saying but, can it be done with amfphp?

I say this becasue I just read the chapters on DataServices and I don't see how
to implement them using what I use, php.

Peace, Mike



On
3/12/06, Matt Chotin < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:





You know you might want to consider looking into DataServices
too if the idea is keeping things like your Projects in sync with the
server.  It takes care of monitoring property changes for you for example.

 

Matt

 









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ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors







 

Thanks Matt,

Yeah re-reading my post it dosn't make much sense.

You know I am in the labratory ;-) Testing and messing around with thoughts.
Basically, I have a mySQL record that I wanted to use as the internal object.
Once you load the result, a project IS the record and a Project class is
created looping through the record sets. I also wanted to add some methods like
save() remove() to the project class. This seemed like a real kewl use of
composition. I thought of object proxy becasue I am still finding my 'style'
using as3.

Seems as though, now that I have tested more things that either 

I just put all public properties as public var name:String; etc, or write
get-set methods for them. The major thing is here I really loved the idea that
ObjectProxy monitors that properties. I want to monitor these properties as
they change. Binding?

I will write more about this if you care to hear it, it's abit long winded for
just free typing this thought train.

;-) I think this is just going to be one of those cases where one solution
gives me THESE benefits and the other solution gives me THOSE benifits. Time to
get out the triple beam :)!

Peace, Mike



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3/12/06, Matt Chotin < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:





Sorry, I really don't get it.  So you have a Project
that extends ObjectProxy (this is because you want to monitor property access I
guess).  So now would you really be returning a subclass of Project? 
Or is the deal that the object within the ObjectProxy has a concrete type that
you want to reach?  If that is the case you really shouldn't be using the
ObjectProxy.  The whole point of ObjectProxy is that you don't care what's
inside and never want concrete typing.  If you want the concrete type you
should devise another system.  

 

Matt

 









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Subject: [flexcoders] Flex2 ::
ObjectProxy subclass :: Interfacing concrete accessors



 





Hello,

Lets see here, the question is kinda odd...

I have the following;

        private function
_getProjectAt(id:uint):Project
        {
            var cursor:IViewCursor
= projectsQueue.getCursor();    
            
            while
(!cursor.afterLast) {
                var
curProject:Project = cursor.current as Project;
                var
curID:uint = curProject.id;
                if
(

Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flip and mirror a bitmap in Flex

Is the image supposed to be reflected also? From the source it looks like it. But, only the text and buttons are reflected.

Peace, MikeOn 3/15/06, Richie Rich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi Here is a example of what your looking for with sample code I believe. 

http://humanwasteland.com/reflectdemo/ReflectFilterDemo.html

Have Fun,

Rich

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> Are there standard flip and mirror routines that can be applied in
Flex 2
> for bitmaps?
> 
> Greetings,
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flip and mirror a bitmap in Flex




Hmm, I was using FireFox. Will have to try it in FB2.

I wonder what the problem is? well, obviously it's that player! ;-)

Peace, MikeOn 3/16/06, Richard Schutten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:







In IE and Opera i couldn't see a reflection of the 
image but i did see a reflection when i loaded the demo in Flex Builder 
!
 
Richard

 
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Re: Flip and mirror a bitmap in Flex
Is the image supposed to be reflected also? From the source 
  it looks like it. But, only the text and buttons are reflected.Peace, 
  Mike
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  Rich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
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Hi Here is a example of what your looking 
for with sample code I believe. 
http://humanwasteland.com/reflectdemo/ReflectFilterDemo.html

Have Fun,
Rich
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Re: [flexcoders] Newbie again: Trouble implementing custom class (Flex2b)




Well,

for starters;


com.jbe.picfindr

should be 

projectroot/com/jbe/picfinder/pfHTTPService.as

Try that, you need the dots to be actuall directory structure.

Are you dead ending the :

HTTPService(rootURL:String = null)

signature?

If not, your super needs to look like

super(rootURL:String = null);

Peace, Mike
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Hi all,
  Thanks for all the replies to my previous posts.  You guys are
really helping me learn this stuff.  Hopefully by the time Flex2 ships
I'll be able to start to give back too...

OK.  I'm trying to actually start using my own packages and classes. 
I've created a new class that extends HTTPService and simply adds one
new property:

package com.jbe.picfindr 
{
    
import mx.rpc.http.HTTPService;
 
    [Property(name="_siteID", type="String")]
    public class pfHTTPService extends HTTPService {
    
    public function pfHTTPService()
    {
    super();
    public var _siteID:String = "";
    public function get siteID() 
    {
      return _siteID;
      }
      public function set siteID(value:uint)
      {
        _siteID = value;
      }
    }
    
    }   
 
}

This file is called pfHTTPService.as and it lives in a folder called
com.jbe.picfindr, which shows up as a package in Flex code hints. 
When I go to create a new instance in an actionscript block (which
includes the line "import com.jbe.picfindr.pfHTTPService;", I get "not
a compile time constant" and "trying to access possibly undefined
method" errors.  I instatiate it like this:

var service:pfHTTPService = new pfHTTPService();

Any thoughts?

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Re: [flexcoders] Newbie again: Trouble implementing custom class (Flex2b)




Man, time to eat...

SHOULD BE


package com.jbe.picfindr 
{
    
import mx.rpc.http.HTTPService;
 
    [Property(name="_siteID", type="String")] // What Is THIS?
    public class pfHTTPService extends HTTPService {
    
    public function pfHTTPService(rootURL:String = null)
    {
    super(rootURL);
    public var _siteID:String = "";
    public function get siteID() 
    {
      return _siteID;
      }
      public function set siteID(value:uint)
      {
        _siteID = value;
      }
    }
    
    }   
     
}
On 3/16/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well,

for starters;


com.jbe.picfindr

should be 

projectroot/com/jbe/picfinder/pfHTTPService.as

Try that, you need the dots to be actuall directory structure.

Are you dead ending the :

HTTPService(rootURL:String = null)

signature?

If not, your super needs to look like

super(rootURL:String = null);

Peace, Mike
On 3/16/06, revanisle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:





Hi all,
  Thanks for all the replies to my previous posts.  You guys are
really helping me learn this stuff.  Hopefully by the time Flex2 ships
I'll be able to start to give back too...

OK.  I'm trying to actually start using my own packages and classes. 
I've created a new class that extends HTTPService and simply adds one
new property:

package com.jbe.picfindr 
{
    
import mx.rpc.http.HTTPService;
 
    [Property(name="_siteID", type="String")]
    public class pfHTTPService extends HTTPService {
    
    public function pfHTTPService()
    {
    super();
    public var _siteID:String = "";
    public function get siteID() 
    {
      return _siteID;
      }
      public function set siteID(value:uint)
      {
        _siteID = value;
      }
    }
    
    }   
 
}

This file is called pfHTTPService.as and it lives in a folder called
com.jbe.picfindr, which shows up as a package in Flex code hints. 
When I go to create a new instance in an actionscript block (which
includes the line "import com.jbe.picfindr.pfHTTPService;", I get "not
a compile time constant" and "trying to access possibly undefined
method" errors.  I instatiate it like this:

var service:pfHTTPService = new pfHTTPService();

Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance!

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Is there anywhere to post Flex 2 bugs and enhancement requests?

Being that Adobe aquired the small company MM, wouldn't it not be a
strectch to say that this kind of bug reporting is in the future?

Seems like it would since they are giving developers the debugging task
now??? :-) How much time and resources do you think they are saving on
having 'US' help debug their software. ;-)

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> > and enhancement requests?
> 

If you post a comment on "LiveDocs" you get a mail back saying...
"To report a bug or suggest a new product feature, use the Macromedia
Feature Request/Bug Report Form (http://www.macromedia.com/go/wish)"

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Is there anywhere to post Flex 2 bugs and enhancement requests?

"We have a more elaborate system for people
enrolled in the formal beta program."

Well, that answers it right there. :)

"Are you saying we shouldn't have a web
form for customers to report bugs?"

No, I didn't realize your already had different tiers.

"We have approximately a 1:1 QA-engineer-to-dev-engineer, so we're
not skimping on in-house QA."

Sorry, I must have written to much. As I just mentioned, I didn't
realize(for that matter, even engage my brain) that their is "real"
beta testers subcribed to the bug base.

PS I had an account there when MM was still MM but that was for a component on DevNet. ;-)

Peace, Mike
On 3/16/06, Gordon Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi, Mike.

Sorry, I'm not clear on what the problem
is. 

Pretty much all software companies have
public betas now. In our case, they don't substitute for Adobe's own QA, they
augment it. We have approximately a 1:1 QA-engineer-to-dev-engineer, so we're
not skimping on in-house QA.

If you want to participate and learn about
the product before it's released, great. If you want to report bugs so that the
ones that annoy you the most might get fixed, great. If you don't want to
report bugs, no problem. Only people in the formal beta program are
"expected" to help report bugs.

Are you saying we shouldn't have a web
form for customers to report bugs? Or is the problem that this form isn't a
good enough bug reporting system? We have a more elaborate system for people
enrolled in the formal beta program.

- Gordon

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On Behalf Of Michael Schmalle
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006
4:49 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Is
there anywhere to post Flex 2 bugs and enhancement requests?

Being that Adobe aquired
the small company MM, wouldn't it not be a strectch to say that this kind of
bug reporting is in the future?

Seems like it would since they are giving developers the debugging task now???
:-) How much time and resources do you think they are saving on having 'US' help
debug their software. ;-)

Peace, Mike

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> > Is there any official Adobe/Macromedia
site to post formal bug reports
> > and enhancement requests?
> 

If you post a comment on
"LiveDocs" you get a mail back saying...
"To report a bug or suggest a new product
feature, use the Macromedia
Feature Request/Bug Report Form (http://www.macromedia.com/go/wish)"

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2 Tree help




Hi,

This needs to be..


XPath

Peace, Mike
On 3/17/06, christopherjdunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




I'm trying out the Tree's and having some problems. I'm using an XML
file and can get the 2st level of the tree, but none of the folders or
sub items show up. I;m not sure where i'm going wrong, the following
is both files.

XML File:


  
    ASP.NET" />
    
    
    
    
  
  
    
    
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
  
  


MXML File:


http://www.macromedia.com/2005/mxml"
creationComplete="devicetree.send()">

  
    
dataProvider="{devicetree.result.node.node}" x="59" y="33">
    
  


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[flexcoders] AS3 :: Interface type verses Concrete type return

Hello,

The question I have is what is the general concensus dealing with how you pass and type a property.

Would you type a property with a concerte type if it is used internally in a class ?

Or with say ArrayCollection, you need to type it IListViewCollection?

I guess the real question is, where is the line between interface implementation and concrete implementation?

It's a lot easier to use the getItemAt() of array collection then the
cursor internally sometimes, but for a returned type I do understand
that you want to hide that by using the interface of
ArrayCollection's IListViewCollection.

If I keep the interface type this is forcing the client to use the IViewCursor right?

Now, is this the standard practice the methods like getItemAt() are only supposed to be used by the objects owner not a client?

I'm just trying to nail standard practices here.

This question really pertains to the ArrayCollection for me right now.

Peace, Mike

PS Yes, program to an interface not to an implementation. Sorry if this
post might not be clear. I am having a hard time explaing what my true
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Re: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Interface type verses Concrete type return

Thanks roger,

That answers my question exactly! :)

This is how I program, so that makes me happy. Sometimes intuition of feeling goes along way with oop.

Peace, MikeOn 3/17/06, Roger Gonzalez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

My rules of thumb:

When passed in from the outside, use an interface. There's
generally no reason to bake in a dependency to a particular implementation,
whereas adding a concrete type reference will make it strongly coupled;
whenever your class is compiled, it will always force the other type to be
linked in (ka-ching!). If using the interface feels awkward, there's
probably a "thinko" in your (or our) design
abstraction.

When used internally, can you imagine any situation where you might use
a different implemetation? If not, use a concrete
type.
-rg

From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
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type verses Concrete type return
Hello,The question I have is what is the general concensus
dealing with how you pass and type a property.Would you type a
property with a concerte type if it is used internally in a class ?Or
with say ArrayCollection, you need to type it IListViewCollection?I
guess the real question is, where is the line between interface implementation
and concrete implementation?It's a lot easier to use the getItemAt()
of array collection then the cursor internally sometimes, but for a returned
type I do understand that you want to hide that by using the interface of
ArrayCollection's IListViewCollection. If I keep the
interface type this is forcing the client to use the IViewCursor
right?Now, is this the standard practice the methods like getItemAt()
are only supposed to be used by the objects owner not a client?I'm
just trying to nail standard practices here.This question really
pertains to the ArrayCollection for me right now. Peace,
MikePS Yes, program to an interface not to an implementation. Sorry if
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[flexcoders] AS3 :: Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future enhancement ? ;-)




Hello,

I know it's friday and a party night but, Adobe engineers...

Do you ever think down the road, you will give us regexp freaks a multiple line regexp declaration?

Anyway, I am doing these things in a doc parser and it's getting long ;-)  

This would be one of the kewlest things along with comments.

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Re: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future enhancement ? ;-)

2006-03-18 Thread Michael Schmalle

Yeah,

Well..

The only reason I don't like using the string is the esacped back slash sequences. 

This is a chunck btw, I am using strings.

?var\\s([a-zA-Z_]+)\\s?:?\\s?([a-zA-Z_]+)(\\s?=\\s?(.*))?;?

It's those arn double slashes mess my groove up when making complex regexps.

Anyway, I am just using a static regexp library that uses string and I
pass modifiers and construct the regexp there in a static getRegExp
method. So with the library it's write once use anywhere. I guess the
double slashes arn't that bad for now. :-()

You do it wonderful with XML, RegExp could use that make over someday ;-)

PS Jesse, song lyrics in an example, kewl ; I can see the turntables ;-)

Peace, MikeOn 3/18/06, Gordon Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Forget StringBuilder... it's going away in B3. The player team decided
it didn't give enough performance gain in enough useful cases to justify
having both String and StringBuilder.

- Gordon

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Behalf Of JesterXL
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
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enhancement ? ;-)

And use StringBuilder to build teh String to save teh RAM 4 teh w1n!

var body:StringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
body.append("some realy");
body.append("really really long");
body.append("regex here");
var regex:RegExp = new RegExp(rockYoBody);

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To: <flexcoders@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 9:16 PM
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future

enhancement ? ;-)

Michael Schmalle wrote:
> Do you ever think down the road, you will give us regexp freaks a
> multiple line regexp declaration?

Don't use a regex literal.  Instead, use the constructor and pass a
string:

var regex:RegExp = new RegExp( "some realy"    + "really really long"
    + "regex here" );

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Re: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future enhancement ? ;-)

2006-03-18 Thread Michael Schmalle




Darron, blush...

If you looked at my php implementation(my as2 doc generator) it had all
that plus some hex stuff. I was using this as a test parsing and I
never use dollar signs, slipped my mind. 

Thanks for reminding me ;-)

And for that first idea, haha great!!! Man 4 eyes are better than 2!

Peace, MikeOn 3/18/06, Matt Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
















+= is much improved from when we needed
StringBuilder earlier in the cycle.  The gains of StringBuilder were reduced to
a very limited number of cases and it was decided that the amount of Player
code required along with testing just didn't make it worthwhile.  We're
still investigating to make sure that some of our stuff didn't degrade
but it's likely that we'll fix the String class rather than
re-introduce StringBuilder if there are problems.

 

Matt

 









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Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future enhancement ? ;-)



 

Gordon Smith wrote: 

Forget StringBuilder... it's going away in B3. The player team decided
it didn't give enough performance gain in enough useful cases to justifyhaving both String and StringBuilder.



Doh, really?  I've actually been using it a decent amount.  It's
especially handy in testing the SHA1 hash of a million letter a's to verify the
hash algorithm is correct:

var millionAs:StringBuilder = new StringBuilder
( '' );
millionAs.ensureCapacity( 
100 );
for ( var i:
int = 0; i < 100
; i++ ) {
    millionAs.append( 
'a' );
}assertSHA1( millionAs.
toString(), "34aa973cd4c4daa4f61eeb2bdbad27316534016f"
 );


I realize the above loop could be unrolled to make it perform even faster (by
appending more 'a's in each append call, and reducing the number of iterations
by 10x, 100x, etc).  But StringBuilder in this case was a lot faster than
using a regular string.. though, I imagine this isn't really a typical
use-case.

That said, however, it would be a shame to see StringBuilder go -- especially
after having written a decent number of pages for it for an upcoming book. 
Can I petition?  :-)

-d








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[flexcoders] Flex2 :: Rounded Corner Fragments :: What is it!

2006-03-18 Thread Michael Schmalle




Hey,

Has anybody else noticed that nasty artifact on the panel's rounded corners ? Top especailly.

See my blog for a screen shot.

http://www.flex2components.com/f2cblog/2006/03/14/teowindow-rectmouseresizer/

What is that 1 pixel rounded line above the 'The'. It is driving me crazy!

If this is part of the design, I want to add my 2 cents. It sucks! Looks nasty and why is it there?

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Re: [flexcoders] Starting a Project Now! FLEX 1.5 or 2.0?

2006-03-19 Thread Michael Schmalle




jeremy

wouldn't it be ' my .02 cents ' ;-)On 3/19/06, jeremy lu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




beta1 is pretty solid now, definitly should go with flex 2, 
so you don't have to port it again 3 months later.

my .2 centsOn 3/19/06, Jason Hawryluk <
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I am also in the same 
position. I started with Flex 1.5, and ever since the Flex 2.0 
alpha been in flex 2.0. There is no official release date for it, but I 
don't think we'll regret thinking ahead. It's also allot easier to use and get 
around in. There are quite a few changes between AS2 and AS3
 
IMO; Go 
with Flex 2.0
 

Jason

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flexcoders@yahoogroups.com]De la part 
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prototype project, when finished will morph into a bigger 
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[flexcoders] Flex Enterprise Services and JBoss 4 : fail to run sample apps

2006-03-19 Thread Michael Klishin

Hi,

I'm trying to run Flex 2 Enterprise Services on JBoss 4.03 SP1 and get 
exceptions while deploying. I read a post at Adobe labs forums with the 
same problem but there were no answers to the question.

Did anyone experienced this problem with JBoss?

Thanks in advance.

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Re: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future enhancement ? ;-)

2006-03-19 Thread Michael Schmalle

Ah, are you talking about the code panes find/replace?

Heh, I won't goto that trouble, I can see myself really messing things up!

Peace, MikeOn 3/19/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Darron,

If it's a concern, then when you build your regex don't escape the \'s, 
and as a last step before you convert them to strings just do a quick 
find/replace with \ to \\ on the regex.

> convert them to strings ... ?

I am back into the easy bake oven and burned myself.

Are you saying when I write a regexp as a string? Then do a replace on them?

The problem is, once you even write a string, it converts them. So it's
like the chicken-egg thing. I can't even get the string to a point
where I could do this. The string literal allready baked the backslash
out.

Ok, I am done wasting time, back to the double backslashes until Adobe makes multiline regexp for me. ;-)

PS, There seems to be this notion in my mid that I am completly
missunderstanding you, if this is the case could you clarify for me? If
so, everything I wrote means nothing :)

Peace, Mike
On 3/18/06, Gordon Smith <
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> Can I petition?  :-)

Of course. We're always interested in
feedback on whether we're making the right decisions.

- Gordon

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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] AS3 ::
Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future enhancement ? ;-)

Gordon Smith wrote: 

Forget StringBuilder... it's going away in B3. The player team decided
it didn't give enough performance gain in enough useful cases to justifyhaving both String and StringBuilder.

Doh, really?  I've actually been using it a decent amount.  It's
especially handy in testing the SHA1 hash of a million letter a's to verify the
hash algorithm is correct:

var millionAs:StringBuilder = new StringBuilder
( '' );
millionAs.ensureCapacity(
 100 );
for ( var i:
int = 0; i < 100
; i++ ) {
    millionAs.append(
 'a' );
}assertSHA1( millionAs.
toString(), "34aa973cd4c4daa4f61eeb2bdbad27316534016f"
 );

I realize the above loop could be unrolled to make it perform even faster (by
appending more 'a's in each append call, and reducing the number of iterations
by 10x, 100x, etc).  But StringBuilder in this case was a lot faster than
using a regular string.. though, I imagine this isn't really a typical
use-case.

That said, however, it would be a shame to see StringBuilder go -- especially
after having written a decent number of pages for it for an upcoming
book.  Can I petition?  :-)

-d

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[flexcoders] FB2 :: Internal Build Error :: Some enlightening thoughts

2006-03-19 Thread Michael Schmalle




Hey,

I am being really careful about what I do in FB2 and have noticed somethings.

I had an object;

            _classSignature =
            {
                modifiers:modifiers
                signature:signature,
                packageName:packageName,
                superClassName:superClassName,
                superClassPackage:superClassPackage,
                implementingClasses:implementingClasses
            }

1) added the modifiers line WITHOUT a comma. (obvious error)
2) switched to another file. (1 second later)
3) changed 1 line and saved (auto build)4) bam, internal build error
5) undid my change in the second file
6) build error still there
7) went back to first file with the object
8) undid my changes
9) saved, build error gone
10) redid what I just took out in the first file
11) SAVED IN THE FIRST FILE
12) THEN I get the real error, missing comma after the modifiers property

So it seems that if you don't save the file IN the file, then save in
another file the build error can happen! But if you save your changes
in the file with the REAL ERROR, nothing happens except the real error
is logged.

I can't imagine what kind of trouble this would get devs into. I have
been burned 2 times with this and now pay close attention to everything
I do in FB2.

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Re: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future enhancement ? ;-)

Darron,

If it's a concern, then when you build your regex don't escape the \'s, 
and as a last step before you convert them to strings just do a quick 
find/replace with \ to \\ on the regex.

> convert them to strings ... ?

I am back into the easy bake oven and burned myself.

Are you saying when I write a regexp as a string? Then do a replace on them?

The problem is, once you even write a string, it converts them. So it's
like the chicken-egg thing. I can't even get the string to a point
where I could do this. The string literal allready baked the backslash
out.

Ok, I am done wasting time, back to the double backslashes until Adobe makes multiline regexp for me. ;-)

PS, There seems to be this notion in my mid that I am completly
missunderstanding you, if this is the case could you clarify for me? If
so, everything I wrote means nothing :)

Peace, Mike
On 3/18/06, Gordon Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Can I petition?  :-)

Of course. We're always interested in
feedback on whether we're making the right decisions.

- Gordon

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Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006
9:07 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] AS3 ::
Multiline RegExp declarations :: Future enhancement ? ;-)

Gordon Smith wrote: 

Forget StringBuilder... it's going away in B3. The player team decided
it didn't give enough performance gain in enough useful cases to justifyhaving both String and StringBuilder.

Doh, really?  I've actually been using it a decent amount.  It's
especially handy in testing the SHA1 hash of a million letter a's to verify the
hash algorithm is correct:

var millionAs:StringBuilder = new StringBuilder
( '' );
millionAs.ensureCapacity( 
100 );
for ( var i:
int = 0; i < 100
; i++ ) {
    millionAs.append( 
'a' );
}assertSHA1( millionAs.
toString(), "34aa973cd4c4daa4f61eeb2bdbad27316534016f"
 );

I realize the above loop could be unrolled to make it perform even faster (by
appending more 'a's in each append call, and reducing the number of iterations
by 10x, 100x, etc).  But StringBuilder in this case was a lot faster than
using a regular string.. though, I imagine this isn't really a typical
use-case.

That said, however, it would be a shame to see StringBuilder go -- especially
after having written a decent number of pages for it for an upcoming
book.  Can I petition?  :-)

-d

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Re: [flexcoders] AMFPHP, OpenAMF or Fluorine or FES




Hey,

I am using Flex2-AMFPHP in a project and it works great!

There has been some discussion in this list about what to change by subclassing NetConnection.

Well hey, here is my stuff;

package com.teotigraphix.amf
{
    import flash.net.NetConnection;
    
    public class NetConnection2 extends NetConnection
    {
   
public function AppendToGatewayUrl(append:String):void
    {
    }
   
    public function AddHeader():void
    {
    }
    
   
public function ReplaceGatewayUrl():void
    {
    }
    }
}

Service abstract class

package com.teotigraphix.amf 
{
    import flash.util.trace;
    
    import flash.net.Responder;
    import flash.net.NetConnection;
    import flash.net.ObjectEncoding;
    
    import flash.events.Event;
    import flash.events.EventDispatcher;
    
    import mx.utils.ObjectUtil;
    
    import com.teotigraphix.amf.NetConnection2;
    
    import com.teotigraphix.events.FaultEvent;
    import com.teotigraphix.events.ResultEvent;
    
    /**
     * The abstract class to create a concrete service implementation using AMFPHP.
     * @author Michael J. Schmalle
     * @date 03-06-06
     */
    public class AMFService extends EventDispatcher
    {
        protected var _gateway:NetConnection2;
        private var __gatewayURL:String =
"http://localhost/teotigraphix/flashservices/gateway.php";
        protected var classPath:String = "";
        
        /**
         * The url leading to the service's gateway.php file.
         * @usage myService.gatewayURL = "http://www.example.com/flashservices/gateway.php";
         */
        public function set gatewayURL(value:String):void
        {
            __gatewayURL = value;
        }
        public function get gatewayURL():String
        {
            return __gatewayURL;
        }
        
        /**
         * Create the gateway
connection, set ObjectEncoding to AMF0 and connect the gateway to the
gateway url.
         * @see com.teotigraphix.amf.NetConnection2
         */
        public function AMFService()
        {
            super();
            _gateway = new NetConnection2();
            _gateway.objectEncoding = ObjectEncoding.AMF0;
            _gateway.connect(__gatewayURL);
        }    
        
        /** 
         * NOTE :: This works but it
needs to have the arguments dealt with, so I didn't implement it yet.
         * Can anyone tell me what I
am doing wrong to get the arguments passed to php correctly ?
         * Wrapper for the fudged service call.
         * @param methodName a string indicating the method to invoke within this service.
         * @param responder a
Responder instance that will activate the default onResult() or
onFault() handlers.
         */
        protected function service(methodName:String, responder:Responder, ... args):void
        {
            //trace("service() " + classPath + "." + methodName);
            _gateway.call(classPath + "." + methodName, responder, args);
        }
        
        // 
        // Public _gateway event handlers
        // 
    
        /**
         * Default result handler for the Responder.
         * @param event an Event that holds {event.result}.
         */
        public function onResult(event:Object):void
        {
            dispatchEvent(new ResultEvent("result", event));
        }

        /**
         * Default fault handler for the Responder.
         * @param event an Event that holds {event.fault}.
         */
        public function onFault(event:Object):void
        {
            //trace("onFault()", ObjectUtil.toString(event));
            dispatchEvent(new FaultEvent("fault", event));
        }
    }
}

Subclassed service...



package com.teotigraphix.amf.files 
{
    import com.teotigraphix.amf.AMFService;
    
    import com.teotigraphix.events.ResultEvent;
    import flash.net.Responder;
    import flash.util.trace;
    import com.teotigraphix.amf.files.IFileService;

    public class AMFFileService extends AMFService implements IFileService
    {
         
        public function AMFFileService() 
        {
            super();
            classPath = "com.teotigraphix.amf.files.AMFFileService";
        }
        
        /**
         * 
         */
        public function getAllDirectories(directory:String):void
        {
            var responder:Responder = new Responder(onAllDirectories, onFault);
            //service("getAllDirectories", responder, directory);
           
_gateway.call(classPath + "." + "getAllDirectories", responder,
directory);
        }
        
        priva

Re: [flexcoders] Flex2.0: MXMLC compiler is a big pain during migration from 1.5 to 2.0

>6. Modified Void to void for all the functions. (this is the stupidest thing in the world)

No it's not. as you can see null has always been null. Just like Void should have been void.

They are getting it consistent, you should be happy!

Peace, MikeOn 3/20/06, Johannes Nel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

what i forfot to say with betya 2 being released soon, i am not certain
what parts of the unit test template will break. so just keep that in
mindOn 3/20/06,
Johannes Nel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

if you had unit tests everything would be linked autmatically to the compiler. a good argument for best practises no...
anyway, i suggest you check out this:
http://www.lennel.org/blog/2006/03/02/an-advantage-of-unit-testing-with-flex2as3/

and this: someone said beta 2 is being released pretty soon
http://www.lennel.org/blog/2006/02/27/building-unit-tests-in-eclipse-from-an-ant-script-for-asunit/

to do that automatically for you.
you can grab flex unit and modify the templates for that as well.

to run ant you need to install the plugin version into a normal eclipse
btw (Adobe please add ant support to the non plugin version!!)On 3/20/06, t_msreddy
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I am trying to migrate an application that we developed in Flex 1.5 to Flex 2.0.
These are the steps I followed:
1. Created a project in Flex 2 builder with empty content.
2. Copied MXML folders/files
3. Copied AS folders/files and Cairngorm 2 packages
4. Modified all my AS files to follow the new package convention
5. Made sure all the vars have a datatype defined.
6. Modified Void to void for all the functions. (this is the stupidest thing in the world)
Now my real problem with Flex 2 builder is that it doesnt really
show the compilation problem in AS files until you try to instantiate
the object in MXML files. Now I have a ClientVO.as class until I do the
following in MXML file, I wouldnt know what the real problem in
ClientVO.as is:
var client : ClientVO = new ClientVO();
Please, save me some nightmares by suggesting or sharing
your experiences in working with Flex 2.0 or during migration from Flex
1.5 to Flex 2.0

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Re: [flexcoders] Looks Like Flex 2.0 Beta 2 is Releasing soon




When the earth smashes into the sun... ;-( Reality sucks.On 3/20/06, João Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:



Well I just saw the "Adobe Flex Developer Derby" and guess what...

Again only available in US and Canada (Frenchies excluded).

When will we see for once a contest where no one is excluded?

João Fernandes

-Original Message-
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Sent: Tue 21-Mar-06 1:29 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com

Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Looks Like Flex 2.0 Beta 2 is Releasing soon
 

Well, 

they seem to work now. 

João Fernandes

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Subject: [flexcoders] Looks Like Flex 2.0 Beta 2 is Releasing soon
 
Hello,

I went to D/L the Coldfusion/Flex Connection kit and I am recieving
Errors when I get to the page. 

http://trials.macromedia.com/pub/esd/labs/flex2/cf_flexconnect_b2_03-20.exe


Everything has the _b2 added to it and it looks like they are updating
labs website as well "The FES2 has a new name "Flex Data Services 2.0".

Any body know when the D/L's will start working again.

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Re: [flexcoders] Looks Like Flex 2.0 Beta 2 is Releasing soon

Man, I gotta shake your hand someday ;-)On 3/20/06, dos dedos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

" ... smashes into the sun" is
it taking it too far to assume it's in reference to Sun buying Adobe?
Flex would make the perfect compliment for Java on the front end =)Michael Schmalle <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When the earth smashes into the sun... ;-( Reality sucks.On 3/20/06,
Jo�o Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

Well I just saw the "Adobe Flex Developer Derby" and guess what... Again only available in US and Canada (Frenchies excluded). When will we see for once a contest where no one is
excluded? Jo�o Fernandes
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Looks Like Flex 2.0 Beta 2 is Releasing soon
Well, they seem to work now. Jo�o Fernandes
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2.0 Beta 2 is Releasing soon Hello, I went to D/L the Coldfusion/Flex Connection kit and I am recieving Errors when I get to the page.
http://trials.macromedia.com/pub/esd/labs/flex2/cf_flexconnect_b2_03-20.exe Everything has the _b2 added to it and it looks like they are updating labs website as well "The FES2 has a new name "Flex Data Services
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2 Beta 2




 Yup, downloading it now!On 3/20/06, jf.saldanha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Flex Beta 2 is Here.

And for me the first Problem is on installation the Project is:

unable to open 'C:\Programas\Adobe\Flex Builder 2 Plug-in Beta 2\Flex 
Framework 2\frameworks\locale\pt_pt\framework_rb.swc'

Is funny because the framework know that I stay in Portugal but the 
install not and dont make any folder named pt_pt.

But I copy the folder named en_US with the content and the Flex now 
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[flexcoders] FB2 :: Highlighting changes :: Motivation ?




Adobe,

What was your motivation for changing the highliting?

IE

String, Number, get, set, etc..

Just curious, I get used to something with colors now it's gone. ;)

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Looks Like Flex 2.0 Beta 2 is Releasing soon

> My  post wasn't intended to start a US-Against everyone
war.

Yeah, we allready have one of those, definitly DO NOT need any more! :)

Peace, Mike
On 3/21/06, João Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

My  post wasn't intended to start a US-Against everyone
war.

I just wanted once see everyone at the same level of opportunity. David Mendels
response is what I'm used to get but never got a more detailed one. 

Is it really impossible to adapt to EU rules?  

João Fernandes

Dep. Informática - Área de Desenvolvimento

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Sorry to be harsh, but if that is a typical Adobe response to a
simple user request then we are in big trouble... You are the ones selling the
product in the EU, we are the clients. To take a request from a motivated user,
and promptly turned it into a political excuse.

That kind of attitude gives me the hives, and is not something I
would expect from Macromedia or Adobe. A simple sorry we can't do it, resources
internally won't allow it, or something else more respective of the request.

To hand off a request and blame it on the EU is just the kind of
horse pucky that really irritates me.

Shame!!

If you don't work for Adobe you have absolutely no place
giving a response to that particular question. Do not; push your personnel
political views here. I for one don't want to see it.

jason

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You could also request that your government change it's rules to 
make such a thing possible! Like was said, they are open to the 
idea... but do you honestly expect the EU to change policy because 
of Adobe's expressing a desire to run a contest? I wish you could be 
included also... but it's not Adobe who you need to look to for a 
solution. You need to change the mind of the EU.

John

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Re: [flexcoders] Google Finance in AJAX: Can we do this in Flex?

Hi,

I could probably make a component like that in a couple of days. No, joke.

Check out my blog;

http://flex2components.com/f2cblog

for some proto component examples. I made that Color chooser in 2 days.

Peace, MikeOn 3/21/06, Abdul Qabiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

By writing custom componentsI am sure you can do the same in Flex may be more easily..-abdulOn 3/21/06,
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I just learnt about Google Finance. I think they implemented in AJAX
URL:http://finance.google.com/finance?q=MSFT&btnG=Search
I was particularly pleased with the sliding bar at the top of thechart used for zoom in/out. Can this be done in Flex? I know there is
a SlideBar component in Flex which can do that. But it is limited:1. SlideBar component has only one movable sliding tip. In the googlechart that you see, there are two movable sliding tips.2. SlideBar component can be used to filter data based on only one
point lets say 2004. In google finance chart, there is a movablesliding window apart from movable adjustable tips say between 2004 and2006How can we implement such a think in Flex?

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Re: [flexcoders] Google Finance in AJAX: Can we do this in Flex?

PS,

I wouldn't try to extend the SliderBar for something that complicated
untill I get to see the source for the flex framework. No need to
reinvent the wheel by duplicating functionality that might have
existing hooks allready. ;-)

Peace, MikeOn 3/21/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,

I could probably make a component like that in a couple of days. No, joke.

Check out my blog;

http://flex2components.com/f2cblog

for some proto component examples. I made that Color chooser in 2 days.

Peace, MikeOn 3/21/06, Abdul Qabiz <
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By writing custom componentsI am sure you can do the same in Flex may be more easily..-abdulOn 3/21/06,

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I just learnt about Google Finance. I think they implemented in AJAX
URL:http://finance.google.com/finance?q=MSFT&btnG=Search

I was particularly pleased with the sliding bar at the top of thechart used for zoom in/out. Can this be done in Flex? I know there is
a SlideBar component in Flex which can do that. But it is limited:1. SlideBar component has only one movable sliding tip. In the googlechart that you see, there are two movable sliding tips.2. SlideBar component can be used to filter data based on only one
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Re: [flexcoders] Google Finance in AJAX: Can we do this in Flex?

Sorry to keep posting but, I just went back to that site. Correct me if I am wrong but, That whole thing is in a Flash Player!

Peace, MikeOn 3/21/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
PS,

Peace, MikeOn 3/21/06, Michael Schmalle <
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Hi,

I could probably make a component like that in a couple of days. No, joke.

Check out my blog;

http://flex2components.com/f2cblog

for some proto component examples. I made that Color chooser in 2 days.

Peace, MikeOn 3/21/06, Abdul Qabiz <

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By writing custom componentsI am sure you can do the same in Flex may be more easily..-abdulOn 3/21/06,

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Google Finance in AJAX: Can we do this in Flex?

> I saw your blog. Your component TEOTaskPane - TEOTaskList is mind-
> blogging :) . You are the GEEE OHHH D of Flex :)

> Do you plan to publish your code?
Hey, unfortunatly I plan to sell them ;-) You gotta make a living
somwhere! But, I plan to help a lot of flex devs in the future though!@
So yes, free code will come but, after my kids can eat finally! :-)

Peace, Mike

PS, I took the TEODoc AS3/mxml document generator off the blog becasue, well I want to win a contest ;-)

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Renaun Erickson wrote:
> When I right-click it comes up as Flash Player, hmmm... AJAX and Flex
> (FABridge?) probaby not, Google wouldn't be using Flex2, but probably
> a nice Flash app.

It's a Flash 7 app that uses the Flash _javascript_ Integration Kit [1] to
communicate between Flash/_javascript_.

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex2 :: Rounded Corner Fragments :: What is it!

Yes!

Thanks Adobe!!! The Rounded corners look superb! Flex2 beta2

Problem fixed.

Peace, MikeOn 3/19/06, Paolo Bernardini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Actually, it can get even worst then that, i you try the Style explorer app (
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mc/archives/Flex2StyleExplorer.html
) , and play with the panel Corner radius setting you see ugly it is.
I hope the will fix this in the next beta release.
2006/3/19, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hey,
Has anybody else noticed that nasty artifact on the panel's rounded corners ? Top especailly.
See my blog for a screen shot.http://www.flex2components.com/f2cblog/2006/03/14/teowindow-rectmouseresizer/
What is that 1 pixel rounded line above the 'The'. It is driving me crazy!If this is part of the design, I want to add my 2 cents. It sucks! Looks nasty and why is it there?Peace, Mike

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Re: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Interface type verses Concrete type return

2006-03-23 Thread Michael Schmalle




Thanks Scott,

The question was really aimed at ArrayCollection, so internally I type
it as ArrayCollection and if say a public methods returns it, I would
use ICollectionView, then this as you said allows me to swap behaviors
in the client class.

Peace, MikeOn 3/23/06, Scott Langeberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



2 pc: If you ever want to swap behaviors internally at runtime, use interfaces: : ) Scott
On 3/17/06, Michael Schmalle <
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Thanks roger,

That answers my question exactly! :)

This is how I program, so that makes me happy. Sometimes intuition of feeling goes along way with oop.

Peace, MikeOn 3/17/06, Roger Gonzalez <

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My rules of thumb:

  
  When passed in from the outside, use an interface.  There's 
  generally no reason to bake in a dependency to a particular implementation, 
  whereas adding a concrete type reference will make it strongly coupled; 
  whenever your class is compiled, it will always force the other type to be 
  linked in (ka-ching!).  If using the interface feels awkward, there's 
  probably a "thinko" in your (or our) design 
  abstraction.
  
  When used internally, can you imagine any situation where you might use 
  a different implemetation?  If not, use a concrete 
  type.
-rg

  
  
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  SchmalleSent: Friday, March 17, 2006 6:05 AMTo: 
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  type verses Concrete type return
  Hello,The question I have is what is the general concensus 
  dealing with how you pass and type a property.Would you type a 
  property with a concerte type if it is used internally in a class ?Or 
  with say ArrayCollection, you need to type it IListViewCollection?I 
  guess the real question is, where is the line between interface implementation 
  and concrete implementation?It's a lot easier to use the getItemAt() 
  of array collection then the cursor internally sometimes, but for a returned 
  type I do understand that you want to hide that by using the interface of 
  ArrayCollection's  IListViewCollection. If I keep the 
  interface type this is forcing the client to use the IViewCursor 
  right?Now, is this the standard practice the methods like getItemAt() 
  are only supposed to be used by the objects owner not a client?I'm 
  just trying to nail standard practices here.This question really 
  pertains to the ArrayCollection for me right now. Peace, 
  MikePS Yes, program to an interface not to an implementation. Sorry if 
  this post might not be clear. I am having a hard time explaing what my true 
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Re: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Interface type verses Concrete type return

2006-03-23 Thread Michael Schmalle




Scott,

Yeah I totally get what your saying. I think when I was talking with
roger I had mentioned that I wanted to access like getItemAt() through
the ArrayCollection but, if it was used as a public or passed, I would
want the client to use the IViewCursor interface.

My reasoning is that for internal manipulation of what I want to a
complish, it was esier to use ArrayCollection's public api. I know I
could use IViewCursor but, it ends up being a lot more code to
accomplish simple things that I need.

Maybe with this scenario, it comes down to personal preference? ;-)

PS, yeah I really didn't need a Strategy implementation with what I was
trying to accomplish. The ArrayCollection is always going to be an
ArrayCollection.

Peace, MikeOn 3/23/06, Scott Langeberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but this is what i'm trying to illustrate:Class A {    var collection:ICollectionView   function setCollection(newCollection:ICollectionView) {   collection = newCollection;
   }}In this case, an instance of A can
change its collection implementation at runtime, as long as that
implementation is from ICollectionView. This may be unapplicable in
your case, but this approach is very flexible in OOP. For instance, in
the Strategy pattern, an object is able to change its behaviors at
runtime, based on the behavior object(s) it contains internally. Scott
On 3/23/06, Michael Schmalle <
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Thanks Scott,

The question was really aimed at ArrayCollection, so internally I type
it as ArrayCollection and if say a public methods returns it, I would
use ICollectionView, then this as you said allows me to swap behaviors
in the client class.

Peace, MikeOn 3/23/06, Scott Langeberg <

[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:





2 pc: If you ever want to swap behaviors internally at runtime, use interfaces: : ) Scott


On 3/17/06, Michael Schmalle <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Thanks roger,

That answers my question exactly! :)

This is how I program, so that makes me happy. Sometimes intuition of feeling goes along way with oop.

Peace, MikeOn 3/17/06, Roger Gonzalez <



[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:







My rules of thumb:

  
  When passed in from the outside, use an interface.  There's 
  generally no reason to bake in a dependency to a particular implementation, 
  whereas adding a concrete type reference will make it strongly coupled; 
  whenever your class is compiled, it will always force the other type to be 
  linked in (ka-ching!).  If using the interface feels awkward, there's 
  probably a "thinko" in your (or our) design 
  abstraction.
  
  When used internally, can you imagine any situation where you might use 
  a different implemetation?  If not, use a concrete 
  type.
-rg

  
  
  From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com 
  [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michael 
  SchmalleSent: Friday, March 17, 2006 6:05 AMTo: 
  flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] AS3 :: Interface 
  type verses Concrete type return
  Hello,The question I have is what is the general concensus 
  dealing with how you pass and type a property.Would you type a 
  property with a concerte type if it is used internally in a class ?Or 
  with say ArrayCollection, you need to type it IListViewCollection?I 
  guess the real question is, where is the line between interface implementation 
  and concrete implementation?It's a lot easier to use the getItemAt() 
  of array collection then the cursor internally sometimes, but for a returned 
  type I do understand that you want to hide that by using the interface of 
  ArrayCollection's  IListViewCollection. If I keep the 
  interface type this is forcing the client to use the IViewCursor 
  right?Now, is this the standard practice the methods like getItemAt() 
  are only supposed to be used by the objects owner not a client?I'm 
  just trying to nail standard practices here.This question really 
  pertains to the ArrayCollection for me right now. Peace, 
  MikePS Yes, program to an interface not to an implementation. Sorry if 
  this post might not be clear. I am having a hard time explaing what my true 
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Re: [flexcoders] Closing tab - Eclipse style

2006-03-23 Thread Michael Schmalle




Dosn't it do that already?

I use the tab x's to close each tab.

Peace, Mike

PS I am not using the plugin version, standalone.On 3/23/06, engkee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Is there a way to decorate the Flex tabs with a [x] so that one can 
click on it to close the tab, similar to how it is done in eclipse?











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Re: [flexcoders] Everyone: Please indicate Flex version in subject line

2006-03-24 Thread Michael Schmalle

I Second this!

I have been using like

AS3, FB2, Flex2 b2

Although I think if you post a lot on this forum, you only need the Flex2, not b2? What do others think ?

A double colan :: is always nice as it is good visual seperation when reading and not to intrusive.

Peace, MikeOn 3/23/06, Tracy Spratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

This forum is so active that we need to not waste our time even reading questions we can
't answer.

And spending time to answer a question on the wrong version is even worse.

Thanks,

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2.0 API Source Code

2006-03-24 Thread Michael Schmalle




No,

Unless there is some crazy programmer that can decompile as3, I don't even think the specs have been released on the new swf.

BTW, They are releasing the full framework source with the public release, see threads already posted on this forum.

Peace, MikeOn 3/24/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi ,

Is there a way to extract Flex 2.0 Beta1
MXML controls ActionScript source code?
I have a link for flex 1.5. 
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Closing tab - Eclipse style

2006-03-24 Thread Michael Schmalle

Yeah, pardon me...

Makes sense, if only Adobe mad the tabs modules...

Peace, MikeOn 3/24/06, engkee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

That is correct.
I'm using the TabNavigator in my UI and I would like the tabs to have
the "x" or similar decoration that I can click on to close.

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[flexcoders] FB2 :: Plugin, where is it?




Hey,

I have so much on my plate...

I just read in a previous thread that the standalone is severly cippled in Eclipse. What is not implemented?

I want to use the subversion plugin, I have Eclipse installed already, where do I get the plugin version of Flex Builder?
Could somone point me in the resources direction or at least give a couple steps to get this going for me in my mind?

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Re: [flexcoders] FB2 :: Plugin, where is it?

HAHA,

You know, that figures it was right in front of my face!

Thanks Johannes for pointing out the obvious. Maybe it's becasue I am
here since alpha and it was a seperate download. I really think that is
what screwed up my thinking.

Lets say I am not using Java in Eclipse, it is still wise for me to install Flex Builder as the plugin right?

Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Johannes Nel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

ant is not installed by default, which is the the real killler, other
than that none of the standard java stuff is there. the pluging version
of zorn is in the same installer, all you do is you choose to install
the plugin version and point it to a eclipse folder.

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Hey,

I have so much on my plate...

I just read in a previous thread that the standalone is severly cippled in Eclipse. What is not implemented?

I want to use the subversion plugin, I have Eclipse installed already, where do I get the plugin version of Flex Builder?
Could somone point me in the resources direction or at least give a couple steps to get this going for me in my mind?

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Re: [flexcoders] FB2 :: Plugin, where is it?

I'll answer my own question;

Of course it is because you get Eclipse not an Adobe program that can't
be extended as Eclipse can when Flex Builder is the plugin. :)

This week has been, we you know!

Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
HAHA,

You know, that figures it was right in front of my face!

Thanks Johannes for pointing out the obvious. Maybe it's becasue I am
here since alpha and it was a seperate download. I really think that is
what screwed up my thinking.

Lets say I am not using Java in Eclipse, it is still wise for me to install Flex Builder as the plugin right?

Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Johannes Nel <
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On 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle <

[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hey,

I have so much on my plate...

I just read in a previous thread that the standalone is severly cippled in Eclipse. What is not implemented?

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Re: [flexcoders] FB2 :: Plugin, where is it?

Well, it took me 4 minutes to uninstall and reinstall on top of Eclipse.

Never know what I need in the future, now everything is in one place.

Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Johannes Nel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

i am not certain about beta 2, but in beta 1 the ant was disabled, and
that is a killer for me as i use ant the whole time as a workflow tool.
you never know what you might need until you find its not there so...On 3/26/06,
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HAHA,

You know, that figures it was right in front of my face!

Thanks Johannes for pointing out the obvious. Maybe it's becasue I am
here since alpha and it was a seperate download. I really think that is
what screwed up my thinking.

Lets say I am not using Java in Eclipse, it is still wise for me to install Flex Builder as the plugin right?

Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Johannes Nel <

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On 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle <

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Hey,

I have so much on my plate...

I just read in a previous thread that the standalone is severly cippled in Eclipse. What is not implemented?

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2: Context Menu ... How To?




Hey,

Seeing as how the Help Content in FB2 works great, this might get you started;

package {import flash.ui.ContextMenu;import flash.ui.ContextMenuItem;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.display.Shape;import flash.util.trace;public class ContextMenuExample extends Sprite {private var myContextMenu:ContextMenu;private var menuLabel:String = "Reverse Colors";
private var textLabel:String = "Right Click";private var redRectangle:Sprite;private var label:TextField;private var size:uint = 100;private var black:uint = 0x00;
private var red:uint = 0xFF;public function ContextMenuExample() {myContextMenu = new ContextMenu();removeDefaultItems();addCustomMenuItems();
myContextMenu.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_SELECT, menuSelectHandler);addChildren();redRectangle.contextMenu = myContextMenu;}private function addChildren():void {
redRectangle = new Sprite();redRectangle.graphics.beginFill(red);redRectangle.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, size, size);addChild(redRectangle);redRectangle.x
 = size;redRectangle.y = size;label = createLabel();redRectangle.addChild(label);}private function removeDefaultItems():void {myContextMenu.hideBuiltInItems
();var defaultItems:ContextMenuBuiltInItems = myContextMenu.builtInItems;defaultItems.print = true;}private function addCustomMenuItems():void {var item:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem(menuLabel);
myContextMenu.customItems.push(item);item.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_ITEM_SELECT, menuItemSelectHandler);}private function menuSelectHandler(event:ContextMenuEvent):void {
trace("menuSelectHandler: " + event);}private function menuItemSelectHandler(event:ContextMenuEvent):void {trace("menuItemSelectHandler: " + event);
var textColor:uint = (label.textColor == black) ? red : black;var bgColor:uint = (label.textColor == black) ? black : red;redRectangle.graphics.clear();redRectangle.graphics.beginFill
(bgColor);redRectangle.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, size, size);label.textColor = textColor;}private function createLabel():TextField {var txtField:TextField = new TextField();
txtField.text = textLabel;return txtField;}};-)Peace, Mike}
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2: Context Menu ... How To?




dos,

A trick that I use with the help...

Hit help contents.

Then hit Language reference

Then hit Frames

Then look for ContentMenu, then a big example follows the more green Classes.

;-)

The helpp is really laid out well.

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LOL .. I'm using the 600 pages of documentation I printed as a pillow
for now... (I can't read while I'm awake [too boring] and when I'm
asleep the words get all scrambled and stuff... my import function is
broke) ... still goingthru the first 200 pagesThanks!111  =)Michael Schmalle <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hey,  Seeing as how the Help Content in FB2 works great, this might get you started;
  package {import flash.ui.ContextMenu;import flash.ui.ContextMenuItem;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import 
flash.display.Sprite; import flash.display.Shape;import flash.util.trace;public class ContextMenuExample extends Sprite {private var myContextMenu:ContextMenu;private
 var menuLabel:String = "Reverse Colors";private var textLabel:String = "Right Click";private var redRectangle:Sprite;private var label:TextField;private var size:uint = 100;
private var black:uint = 0x00;private var red:uint = 0xFF;public function ContextMenuExample() {myContextMenu = new ContextMenu();removeDefaultItems();
addCustomMenuItems();myContextMenu.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_SELECT, menuSelectHandler);addChildren();redRectangle.contextMenu = myContextMenu;
}private function addChildren():void {redRectangle = new Sprite();redRectangle.graphics.beginFill(red);redRectangle.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, size, size);
addChild(redRectangle);redRectangle.x = size;redRectangle.y = size;label = createLabel();redRectangle.addChild(label);}
private function removeDefaultItems():void {myContextMenu.hideBuiltInItems();var defaultItems:ContextMenuBuiltInItems = myContextMenu.builtInItems;defaultItems.print
 = true;}private function addCustomMenuItems():void {var item:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem(menuLabel);myContextMenu.customItems.push(item);
item.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_ITEM_SELECT, menuItemSelectHandler);}private function menuSelectHandler(event:ContextMenuEvent):void {trace("menuSelectHandler: " + event);
}private function menuItemSelectHandler(event:ContextMenuEvent):void {trace("menuItemSelectHandler: " + event);var textColor:uint = (label.textColor
 == black) ? red : black;var bgColor:uint = (label.textColor == black) ? black : red;redRectangle.graphics.clear();redRectangle.graphics.beginFill(bgColor);
redRectangle.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, size, size);label.textColor = textColor;}private function createLabel():TextField {var txtField:TextField = new TextField();
txtField.text = textLabel;return txtField;}};-)Peace, Mike} On 3/26/06, 
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2: Context Menu ... How To?




heh,

I mean non-green classes. :)

Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
dos,

A trick that I use with the help...

Hit help contents.

Then hit Language reference

Then hit Frames

Then look for ContentMenu, then a big example follows the more green Classes.

;-)

The helpp is really laid out well.

Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, dos dedos <
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LOL .. I'm using the 600 pages of documentation I printed as a pillow
for now... (I can't read while I'm awake [too boring] and when I'm
asleep the words get all scrambled and stuff... my import function is
broke) ... still goingthru the first 200 pagesThanks!111  =)Michael Schmalle <

[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hey,  Seeing as how the Help Content in FB2 works great, this might get you started;
  package {import flash.ui.ContextMenu;import flash.ui.ContextMenuItem;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import 
flash.display.Sprite; import flash.display.Shape;import flash.util.trace;public class ContextMenuExample extends Sprite {private var myContextMenu:ContextMenu;private
 var menuLabel:String = "Reverse Colors";private var textLabel:String = "Right Click";private var redRectangle:Sprite;private var label:TextField;private var size:uint = 100;
private var black:uint = 0x00;private var red:uint = 0xFF;public function ContextMenuExample() {myContextMenu = new ContextMenu();removeDefaultItems();
addCustomMenuItems();myContextMenu.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_SELECT, menuSelectHandler);addChildren();redRectangle.contextMenu = myContextMenu;
}private function addChildren():void {redRectangle = new Sprite();redRectangle.graphics.beginFill(red);redRectangle.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, size, size);
addChild(redRectangle);redRectangle.x = size;redRectangle.y = size;label = createLabel();redRectangle.addChild(label);}
private function removeDefaultItems():void {myContextMenu.hideBuiltInItems();var defaultItems:ContextMenuBuiltInItems = myContextMenu.builtInItems;defaultItems.print
 = true;}private function addCustomMenuItems():void {var item:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem(menuLabel);myContextMenu.customItems.push(item);
item.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_ITEM_SELECT, menuItemSelectHandler);}private function menuSelectHandler(event:ContextMenuEvent):void {trace("menuSelectHandler: " + event);
}private function menuItemSelectHandler(event:ContextMenuEvent):void {trace("menuItemSelectHandler: " + event);var textColor:uint = (label.textColor
 == black) ? red : black;var bgColor:uint = (label.textColor == black) ? black : red;redRectangle.graphics.clear();redRectangle.graphics.beginFill(bgColor);
redRectangle.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, size, size);label.textColor = textColor;}private function createLabel():TextField {var txtField:TextField = new TextField();
txtField.text = textLabel;return txtField;}};-)Peace, Mike} 
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speaking
 of sunday morning hangover, it's CONTEXT not CONTENT :D ... sorrydos dedos <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> wrote:HiWhen I right-click on Flash/flex content I get the Adobe "About" context menu... 
It
would be very nice to have a context menu that relates to the
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2: Context Menu ... How To?




... Then I look at my previous posts...

I say ContentMenu to, duh ContextMenuOn 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yeah, 

well, it's spring man! Don't get to excied!

Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, dos dedos <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



I was getting excited about those "green Classes" ...I
found language reference is under Adobe Flex Help from the top level
... I hadve already printed all that stuff but the online layout
enables random access a lot more efficiently... the days of looking up
stuff in a hefty manual are over.. i don't know what i was thinking! =)Michael Schmalle <

[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:heh,  I mean non-green classes. :)  Peace, Mike
On 3/26/06, Michael Schmalle <

[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

dos,  A trick that I use with the
 help...  Hit help contents.  Then hit Language reference  Then hit Frames  Then look for ContentMenu, then a big example follows the more green Classes.  ;-)  The helpp is really laid out well.
  Peace, MikeOn 3/26/06, dos dedos <

 [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

  
LOL .. I'm using the 600 pages of documentation I printed as a pillow
for now... (I can't read while I'm awake [too boring] and when I'm
asleep the words get all scrambled and stuff... my import function is
broke) ... still goingthru the first 200 pagesThanks!111  =)Michael Schmalle <

  [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hey,  Seeing as how the Help Content in FB2 works great, this might get you started; 
  package {import flash.ui.ContextMenu;import flash.ui.ContextMenuItem;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent;import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent
;import flash.display.Sprite; import flash.display.Shape;import flash.util.trace;public class ContextMenuExample extends Sprite {private var myContextMenu:ContextMenu;
private var menuLabel:String = "Reverse Colors";private var textLabel:String = "Right Click";private var redRectangle:Sprite;private var label:TextField;
private var size:uint = 100;private var black:uint = 0x00;private var red:uint = 0xFF;public function ContextMenuExample() {myContextMenu = new ContextMenu();
removeDefaultItems();addCustomMenuItems();myContextMenu.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_SELECT, menuSelectHandler);addChildren();
redRectangle.contextMenu = myContextMenu;}private function addChildren():void {redRectangle = new Sprite();redRectangle.graphics.beginFill
(red);redRectangle.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, size, size);addChild(redRectangle);redRectangle.x = size;redRectangle.y = size;label = createLabel();
redRectangle.addChild(label);}private function removeDefaultItems():void {myContextMenu.hideBuiltInItems();var defaultItems:ContextMenuBuiltInItems = 
myContextMenu.builtInItems;defaultItems.print = true;}private function addCustomMenuItems():void {var item:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem(menuLabel);
myContextMenu.customItems.push(item);item.addEventListener(ContextMenuEvent.MENU_ITEM_SELECT, menuItemSelectHandler);}private function menuSelectHandler(event:ContextMenuEvent):void {
trace("menuSelectHandler: " + event);}private function menuItemSelectHandler(event:ContextMenuEvent):void {trace("menuItemSelectHandler: " + event);
var textColor:uint = (label.textColor == black) ? red : black;var bgColor:uint = (label.textColor == black) ? black : red;redRectangle.graphics.clear();
redRectangle.graphics.beginFill(bgColor);redRectangle.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, size, size);label.textColor = textColor;}private function createLabel():TextField {
var txtField:TextField = new TextField();txtField.text = textLabel;return txtField;}};-)Peace, Mike}

  On 3/26/06,  dos dedos <

[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   

   speaking  of sunday morning hangover, it's CONTEXT not CONTENT :D ... sorrydos dedos <

[EMAIL PROTECTED]  > wrote:HiWhen I right-click on Flash/flex content I get the Adobe "About" context menu...  
It
would be very nice to have a context menu that relates to the
functionality of your application not the functionality of the Flash
player.I believe I had heard it was possible ...
 How?Thanks a lot in advancedos   New Yahoo! Messenger with Voice.  
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 2: Context Menu ... How To?