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This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.

Archive for March, 2004

SWC’s Within SWC’s Confirmed: It Works!

Wednesday, March 31st, 2004

Spent more time than I’ve wanted to today trying to get this to work, and even managed to drag Chafic in with me part of the time. It’s a delicate process, and you can easily screw the whole thing up. Suddenly, I feel good about myself as a human being, claiming that I [...]

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Office Maker RIA

Wednesday, March 31st, 2004

Via Abdul Qabiz @ Flashlounge.
I love Isometric stuff and this has level editor written all over it. This Flash RIA allows you to build a room, preview it with cost + room specific information, and then onto an assessment. Dig it.
Office Maker

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I don’t have time to see if other, custom made SWC’s suffer the same fate, but the gist of it is, if you create a component and use say the “Button” component in your component. You then export your Button component for runtime sharing, and point the URL to the SWF name your compiling [...]

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Quick JSFL: Component Code Generation

Tuesday, March 30th, 2004

When creating new forms, the repitition of defining the form buttons and then attaching them in my init function gets old, quick. Until I update my Class Creator, here’s the next best thing using JSFL. You type in your component’s name (ex: cancel_pb), and click OK, then type in your class name (ex: [...]

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LJ Pal – Failed Central App

Tuesday, March 30th, 2004

As I get more comfortable with my new development server, I’ll re-upload all of my files. Until there, here’s a new one.
I attempted, twice, to create a front-end client for the online blogging service LiveJournal. The first was a component in MX, but failed because of cross-domain security issues. Central at least [...]

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