On 12-02-27 3:51 PM, "Alex Harui" <aha...@adobe.com> wrote:
>I'm not saying the SDK will try to force anybody to use anything. I just >thought there were issues where folks want to have more control over what >text is found in a SWF, what links are found in the SWF and what buttons >get >pushed. I don't remember how Ichabod knew to push the buttons in >FlexStore. Ichabod was engineered to seek out alternate states and for other objects in memory that were intractable with. It was basically a headless flash player that acted like a human, pushing every button, tab, etc. It then stripped out anything that was textual. A tab would then instantiate itself and the data (text) would be available. The problem with it was that despite a fairly good size engineering effort, the search vendors basically didn't want it. If you really want to validate this, perhaps ask the search vendors themselves and ask them what they would use. Opinions of what they *might* want are pointless if they don't use it. Duane
