Hello list,
I know Flex excels at communicating with
server-side data sources.
Is there any way for a flex app to communicate with
a desktop application installed on the same machine as where the app is being
viewed (in a controlled kiosk environment for e.g.)
TIA,
superabe
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superabe wrote:
> I know Flex excels at communicating with server-side data sources.
> Is there any way for a flex app to communicate with a desktop application
> installed on the same machine as where the app is being viewed (in a
> controlled kiosk environment for e.g.)
Key concept: You may de
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superabe wrote:
> I know Flex excels at communicating with server-side data source
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Hello list,
I know Flex excels at communicating with
server-side data sources.
Is there any way for a flex app to communicate with
a desktop application installed on the same machine as where the app is bein
What about embedding the Flex application in Macromedia
Central?
Philippe Maegerman
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What kind of app do you want to talk to on the
machine?
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Hello list,
I know Flex excel
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superabe wrote:
> The app in question is a desktop app that serves up map images.
> Central is not an option because the Flex appp needs to have its own
> branded UI.
>
> The local connection approach is probably most suited to this case.
>
No one has mentioned XMLSocket yet. Embedding the
M
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Flex & external
desktop application communication
Hello list,
I know Flex excels at communicating with server-side data
sources.
Is there any way for a flex app to communicate with a
desktop application installed on the same ma
erabeSent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 6:48
PMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Flex & external
desktop application communication
Hello
list,
I know Flex excels at communicating
with server-side data sources.
Is there any way for a flex app to
communicate with a desktop applica
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To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Flex
& external desktop application communication
Actually I am working on one right now for
my new company. I am using XMLSocket to connect to a locally running server
combined with data pulled from remote webservices. It is very easy to i
: [flexcoders] Flex
& external desktop application communication
Abdul,
I have not been busier. Flex/Flash
application use is growing big time.
I will be very interested to see Flexcoder
reaction to our new product. If noone objects(?), I would like love to
announce the product Bet
>
> I know Flex excels at communicating with server-side data sources.
> Is there any way for a flex app to communicate with a desktop
> application installed on the same machine as where the app is being
> viewed (in a controlled kiosk environment for e.g.)
Look into using the XMLSocket class.
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> I know Flex excels at communicating w
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Abdul,
hments are opened.
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That's for sure, as i can just see the Director of Finance @ my work
drool at the ability to transmit data from FLEX to
The nice aspect of a local server (HTTP/XMLSocket) for integration is that
you can interact with Flex applications in the browser cleanly within the
security sandbox of the player. So long as the crossdomain.xml files are in
place and valid, you can have Flex integrate with a local server without
i
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