Hi,
For Adobe plans for the next several versions of the Flash Player (3 point
releases and Flash Player "next") read this:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplatform/whitepapers/roadmap.html
Apache Flex should be able to use the new versions of the Flash Player. The
build scripts in the patches
William,
It sounds like there's some confusion regarding what Adobe is and is not
doing. It's my understanding that Adobe is only halting development on
the flash player for mobile phones. Adobe will continue to develop flash
player for the desktop due to the new focus on games and video. They
Hi,
> It speaks about using Sun JDK, it's not the only JDK that exists, there's
> also Open
> JDK and IBM JDK.
May be someone who's tried. Only real way to be sure would be to try it out and
see if it works and swc's are the same.
Thanks,
Justin
>
> There's some minimum requirements mentioned in the README.txt of the
> framework directory they are probably good enough for now.
>
Yup, I was just trying to be peculiar about the requirements. It speaks
about using Sun JDK, it's not the only JDK that exists, there's also Open
JDK and IBM JDK.
Hi,
> I would be very surprised if they don't match since they are coming out of
> the same zip file.
Likewise.
Adding the text layout back into the build script I get errors like this:
[asdoc] /Users/justinmclean/Documents/Adobe Flash Builder 4.6/Apache
Flex/frameworks/projects/textLayout
Hi,
> For s:DataGrid that isn't how it works.
Yes it does work differently to the mx components, sorry I had incorrectly
assumed it would do the same thing.
> Look at the doc for dataTipField and dataTipFunction. I think you would need
> to use a dataTipFunction and
> decide when to show the
On 3/21/12 5 :53PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> Actually you do have the textLayout source since the build_framework.xml
>> downloads it into frameworks/projects/textLayout/src.
>Possibly the source code and swc don't match as I was getting ASDoc
>compile errors.
I would be very surpris
On 3/21/12 2 :51PM, "David Francis Buhler" wrote:
>Hi Carol,
>
>I'm confused by whom 'we' refers to in the statement below.
Sorry. 'We' in that context meant the Flex Team not the TLF Team.
Carol
>
>Thanks,
>David
>
>On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 10:47 AM, Carol Frampton
>wrote:
>> We shipped th
Hi,
> Depends: - I'm not really sure of what are the actual requirements (I had
> problems using SDK before with openJDK, but I'm not sure - maybe it should
> work? Can I specify just any JRE as a dependency? What precise version? (I
> think it used to work with Java 1.5 before). Has anyone tried
Hi,
> Actually you do have the textLayout source since the build_framework.xml
> downloads it into frameworks/projects/textLayout/src.
Possibly the source code and swc don't match as I was getting ASDoc compile
errors.
Thanks,
Justin
Hi Carol,
I'm confused by whom 'we' refers to in the statement below.
Thanks,
David
On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 10:47 AM, Carol Frampton wrote:
> We shipped the textLayout.swc
> that the TLF team built, not one we built.
>
> Carol
>
> On 3/21/12 9 :27AM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>The asd
On 3/21/12 11:24 AM, "olegsivo...@gmail.com" wrote:
> I'm with Spolsky on this one: I.e. I think it's too tedious to re-read the
> entire conversation preceding this message in every message, but I didn't
> know there are such rules. I'm sorry if I violated them.
You are a smart enough guy to
I'm with Spolsky on this one: I.e. I think it's too tedious to re-read the
entire conversation preceding this message in every message, but I didn't
know there are such rules. I'm sorry if I violated them.
AIR on Linux is no longer supported, but it has never existed for amd64
architecture. The on
Oleg, you have a reputation for writing verbosely and writing often. Please
respect the Apache protocol of leaving snippets of what you are replying to.
On 3/21/12 10:15 AM, "olegsivo...@gmail.com" wrote:
> I didn't like it - that's true, besides, I can't even use it, since there's
> no AIR fo
On 3/21/12 10:10 AM, "olegsivo...@gmail.com" wrote:
> Ouch... well, makes sense, but then how? Would I need to wget them from
> Apache repository? I've really no idea - so that's one reason I've asked...
> Or would I need to do something like Oracle does to Java install with
> prompts and conf
Ouch... well, makes sense, but then how? Would I need to wget them from
Apache repository? I've really no idea - so that's one reason I've asked...
Or would I need to do something like Oracle does to Java install with
prompts and confirmations etc?
Best.
Oleg
I didn't like it - that's true, besides, I can't even use it, since there's
no AIR for Linux, so, even if it got improved, I won't probably discover
that... :) However, it depends on the help materials to be generated in a
certain way, so that's a dependency. Imagine, once we have Flex
documentatio
On 3/21/12 1:09 AM, "olegsivo...@gmail.com" wrote:
> When I was talking about an "AIR help application" I meant this:
> http://www.adobe.com/support/chc/ (CHC). I didn't mean it may be donated
> because it is more of the Creative Suite thing then anything specific to
> Flex.
>
That is not on
Beware that you are not going to be able to produce a standalone binary
package because we can not distribute binaries/swcs for any code that we
don't have the sources for or have the right to distribute and I'm not
even sure about this last part. Off the top of my head this includes the
playerglo
Ah, and here's the control file: (this is the package description)
Package: apache-flex
Version: 4.6
Section: devel
Priority: optional
Architecture: any
Depends: sun-java6-jre
Suggests: flashplugin-nonfree, sun-java6-jdk
Installed-Size: 998755
Maintainer: Oleg Sivokon
Description: The software de
Justin,
For s:DataGrid that isn't how it works. Look at the doc for dataTipField
and dataTipFunction. I think you would need to use a dataTipFunction and
decide when to show the tip yourself.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/spark/co
mponents/DataGrid.html#data
OK, I went forward, and I've couple of questions now:
- SDK command line utilities usually rely on $FLEX_HOME being set (or set
it themselves). I would imagine that the common use case is not to set
$FLEX_HOME and let the utilities figure it out on their own. They would
normally default to the pare
Actually you do have the textLayout source since the build_framework.xml
downloads it into frameworks/projects/textLayout/src. See
textLayout-download target.
At Adobe we had the TLF source checked into our repository mostly to make
it easier for me/us to debug TLF issues. We shipped the textLay
Hi,
> No-no, you misunderstood me re' MXML language reference. This is what I
> meant: http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/MXML+2009.
I'm sure we can ask for this to be donated and then update/modify as required.
Adobe have stated support Flex for a minimum of 5 years so these pages
Hi,
The asdic hasn't been donated yet and the open source SDK assumes it has the
osmf source and text layout source which we currently don't have.
So if you want to build the documentation you need to do this to the build.xml
in the asdocs directory
1. Comment out the following lines like so:
Hi,
> Well, the docs are not distributed as binaries, you need to compile them
And currently neither are the framework swcs you have to compile them yourself
as well. I'm sure first off people will host them somewhere and in the future
Apache will host them. As I said it's early days and the inf
Well, the docs are not distributed as binaries, you need to compile them
(not every one who can read the documentation necessarily knows how to
compile it). You may only want to install (download) documentation, w/o the
entire SDK to things like kindle for example etc.
There are also other documen
Well, making a deb or rpm package isn't much work, but hosting it requires
an online resource and such... I don't even really know what does it take
to get a package registered with established Linux distros, as I've never
done it before :) but I think I could make and test a deb package...
Best.
Hi,
> Hi, just asking, has it been considered, and if it was, what were the
> decisions? Is Flex going to be / will try to be distributed as an
> installable Linux package?
It's not been discussed as far as I know. Also I don't think any decision needs
to be made if someone want to go ahead and d
Hi,
> Finally, no help is distributed with SDK today. I mean, of course there is
> documentation in the source code and it is available as code hinting by
> using "fat swcs", but there's no separate body of documentation (although,
> there is ASDocs target in the framework builds).
The ASdoc direc
Alex
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On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 12:51 AM, Alex Harui wrote:
>
>
>
> On 3/20/12 4:56 PM, "Om" wrote:
>
> > There are quite a
On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 11:01 PM, Guthmann, Scott
wrote:
> someone wrote:
>>... 2) Tell us why you, or someone you know, is your MVP selection (most
>>deserving) of
>> these passes based on their contributions to the Apache Flex project.
>> The ~85 most recent Apache Flex commenters will then vot
Hi, sorry for the late response. I found the class I was thinking about,
it's spark.core.SpriteVisualElement. It's not as small as I hoped, but it's
way much smaller then UIComponent, and it's possible to use it as a base
class for Flex components, so, it may be a good target for a PoC. It has an
a
Hi, just asking, has it been considered, and if it was, what were the
decisions? Is Flex going to be / will try to be distributed as an
installable Linux package?
For non-Linux people: Linux applications (and not only applications,
basically, every thing that can be found on your system) can be "in
When I was talking about an "AIR help application" I meant this:
http://www.adobe.com/support/chc/ (CHC). I didn't mean it may be donated
because it is more of the Creative Suite thing then anything specific to
Flex.
I was asking these questions rather because: Flex help is used by other
applicati
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