Flex VideoPlayer still work with youtube videos?

2018-05-04 Thread Carlos Rovira
Hi,

I'm trying to make a simple example for a client that needs to play a
youtube video in his flex app

Many years has passed since the last time I used the , and
I can't get the video to play.

I'm using to try it

https://youtu.be/"/>


So I want to ask:

1) Is youtube videos still able to be played in this flex component?
2) what should I take into account to play it?
3) maybe some Security.allowDomain or cross domain.xml is needed?
4) maybe since I'm trying in local I must to make something localy?

Thanks in advance for any help! :)

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Re: Life after FlashPlayer, are you prepared?

2018-05-04 Thread quick6black
I just finished a flex app that is browser based, and will probably move it
to desktop soon. I don't want to move it to another framework because I have
some 3rd party API's that are not as developed in other frameworks. Flex
still has everything I need.



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Re: Life after FlashPlayer, are you prepared?

2018-05-04 Thread Olaf Krueger
All of our Flex apps here are internal apps, running inside our company
network.
We already moved existing apps to AIR and we still implementing new stuff by
using Flex and AIR.
But we give up monolithic structures and trying even more to split-up our
apps into "simple" modules or sub-applications, separated by its concerns.
We also take care of using just pure AS3 within our business logic.

On the server side, we're going to replace ZendAMF and other PHP services by
NodeJS with Swagger in order to provide a clean, well documented WebAPI
which could be consumed by anybody and anything.
So in the end, each client (implemented by whatever technology) should be
able to consume our WebAPI.

We will target the browser again, but we guess that we won't need nearly the
same features/apps for Web, Desktop or Mobile.
So the idea is to just provide those apps/features for the e.g. browser that
makes sense.

We intend to use Apache Royale in order to target the browser.
If we're doing a good job we "just" have to replace the UI part, we'll see
;-)

We believe in Apache Royale because of its

- sustainability (Is this the right translation for the German word
"Nachhaltigkeit"?)
- independence
- productivity

Even if the productivity is not yet the same as with Flex, it gets better
day by day.

Thanks,
Olaf












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Re: Life after FlashPlayer, are you prepared?

2018-05-04 Thread Olaf Krueger
Hi,
first many thanks to all of you who already replied!

Even if we probably read about most of the popular scenarios how a life
after FlashPlayer could look like I would like to encourage others to speak
up also!
It doesn't matter if your post will be similar to others.

There must be much more than just about 20 Flex coders out there and we
would really like to get an idea of what's going on out there! ;-)

Thanks,
Olaf



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