On Thursday 01 Mar 2007, Impudent1 wrote:
So am I to take this that Apollo will not let me deal with a remote
filesystem? If I cannot read/write files from a workstation to a server, or
deal with a remote data connection, Apollo suddenly seems really useless
for my app :(
You can always send
Oh yeah, did he say:
limited to 2g
As in a 2GB POST limit? That doesn't seem like much of a limit. I may
question the logic of posting a 2G file! If that's not the current limit,
what is?
Tom, what's the current method you're referring to, for 'sending' files to
server?
-Scott
On 3/2/07,
slangeberg wrote:
Oh yeah, did he say:
limited to 2g
As in a 2GB POST limit? That doesn't seem like much of a limit. I may
question the logic of posting a 2G file! If that's not the current limit,
what is?
fwiw , this is an internal video approval system app, and 2g is nothing for
even
Impudent1 wrote:
So am I to take this that Apollo will not let me deal with a remote
filesystem?
If I cannot read/write files from a workstation to a server, or deal with a
remote data connection, Apollo suddenly seems really useless for my app :(
There's no reason that you'd even need
Flash Player 9 already has all you need for building libraries to
connect to all sorts of remote filesystems: sockets, binary and
otherwise.
Agreed, I was hoping that Apollo would deal with the heavy lifting on some of
this stuff vs giving front end components was the main gist of my
fyi ...
A sample chapter is available for download:
Chapter 4: Using the File System API (PDF Format)
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596513917/chapter/
It is from this book:
Apollo for Adobe Flex Developers Pocket Guide
A Developer's Reference for Apollo's Alpha Release
by Mike Chambers,
Just taking a quick look and this concerns me:
Apollo provides a file I/O API that lets applications read and
write files and directories on the user’s computer...
The Flex framework for Apollo
includes components for working with files and directories,
but these are graphical components for
Uh, you're still going to have 'at least' all those capabilities (talking to
networked service) already existing in Flex.. What kind of functionality /
library / language are you comparing this to?
-Scott
On 3/1/07, Impudent1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just taking a quick look and this concerns
slangeberg wrote:
Uh, you're still going to have 'at least' all those capabilities
(talking to
networked service) already existing in Flex.. What kind of functionality /
library / language are you comparing this to?
Well I still have not seen how this will dovetail into the offline/online
Binary sockets, for one.. Any other ideas out there?
-Scott
On 3/1/07, Impudent1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
slangeberg wrote:
Uh, you're still going to have 'at least' all those capabilities
(talking to
networked service) already existing in Flex.. What kind of functionality
/
library /
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