On 6/30/16, 10:54 AM, "Patel Amit" wrote:
>There are some import of flash and some custom component import so in this
>case I would do the manually to convert into native js.
It depends on what kinds of Flash things you are using. You may find that
simple changes can allow you to cross-compil
There are some import of flash and some custom component import so in this
case I would do the manually to convert into native js.
@peter - I will try and keep upated on this .
Thanks Alex and Peter.
Regards,
On 30 Jun 2016 21:05, "Alex Harui" wrote:
> Also, it matters how much your chart clas
Also, it matters how much your chart class relied on Flash classes. If
you look for "import flash." in your source code it should give you a
clue. It will be easier to port your charts to FlexJS charts if there
aren't any Flash dependencies. Dependencies on mx and spark classes are
easier to emu
Hi,
You can only use the FlexJS classes available in the FlexJS project
framework. We do however, have a chart package. It is "basic" and provides
limited functionality at this point, but if you could try it out and let
us know what else you need, we can put it on our to-do list and perhaps a
volu
can we convert inbuilt flex chart component class into the java script
using FlexJS .
Though our dashboard application contains all the custom chart class which
extend the base chart class into the action script would
it possible to convert into the native java script using flex js ?
Regards,
Amt
See FAQ "How much work will it be to switch from Flex to FlexJS?"
here:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLEX/FlexJS+FAQ#FlexJSFAQ-CanIuseFlexJStoconvertmyFlexcodetoHTML/JS/CSS?
Although some of the info there may not be up2date. E4X, for instance, may
already be available.
--
Vie
Hi,
Good news: the MXML is also converted to JavaScript! The MXML file (or
files) along with the ActionScript they contain will automatically be
cross-compiled into JavaScript; you do not have to do a thing.
Regards,
Peter Ent
Adobe Systems/Apache Flex Project
On 6/27/16, 12:02 PM, "Patel Amit"