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[jira] Created: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
---------------------------------
Key: WOOKIE-143
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
Project: Wookie
Issue Type: New Feature
Reporter: Thomas E.
Priority: Minor
Hey,
Summary :
1/ New connector
2/ Licence problem ?
3/ Advices and remarks
4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
5/ Others
I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
Bye,
Thomas.
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[jira] Commented: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by "Scott Wilson (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Scott Wilson commented on WOOKIE-143:
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Hi Thomas,
Great contribution - thanks!
I looked at flex-iframe and it uses an MIT License which is compatible with Apache, so no problems there.
I don't really know enough about Flex to do a good review, hopefully someone else here can help out?
- Scott
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: actionscript3.0 flex connector.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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[jira] Updated: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by "Thomas E. (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Thomas E. updated WOOKIE-143:
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Attachment: (was: actionscript3.0 flex connector.zip)
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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[jira] Updated: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by "Thomas E. (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Thomas E. updated WOOKIE-143:
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Attachment: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip
A new version of the AS3.0/Flex connector for wookie is available.
- Added documentation in ASDoc format.
- Improved the component Example with an IFrame so that the last created widget instance can be displayed.
- Icons of widgets and thumbnails of users are displayed as images now.
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip, actionscript3.0 flex connector.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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[jira] Updated: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by "Thomas E. (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Thomas E. updated WOOKIE-143:
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Attachment: actionscript3.0 flex connector.zip
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: actionscript3.0 flex connector.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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Re: [jira] Commented: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by Ross Gardler <rg...@apache.org>.
We shouldn't be putting stuff inti SVN without appropriate license
headers. Especially not now that Gav has spent time getting this in
order.
Sent from my mobile device.
On 15 Jun 2010, at 15:35, "Raido Kuli (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org> wrote:
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> ]
>
> Raido Kuli commented on WOOKIE-143:
> -----------------------------------
>
> I've looked the src again. I really don't have much to point out. It
> seems good to me, so I am adding it to svn.
>
> I added license information to source files (*.as) - I was afraid to
> do so with *.mxml files, maybe i'll break these.
>
>> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
>> ---------------------------------
>>
>> Key: WOOKIE-143
>> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
>> Project: Wookie
>> Issue Type: New Feature
>> Reporter: Thomas E.
>> Priority: Minor
>> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for
>> Wookie-20100607.zip, ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for
>> Wookie-20100608.zip
>>
>>
>> Hey,
>> Summary :
>> 1/ New connector
>> 2/ Licence problem ?
>> 3/ Advices and remarks
>> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
>> 5/ Others
>> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still
>> many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is
>> why I decided to post it on JIRA.
>> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation
>> and a few improvements.
>> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside
>> the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However
>> it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard
>> flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/
>> I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache
>> by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/
>> the code.
>> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment.
>> Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
>> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class
>> organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints.
>> We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing
>> the same name and having different parameter types (except by using
>> default parameter value). etc...
>> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder
>> HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody
>> knows a solution, I would be grateful.
>> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ?
>> Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a
>> consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to
>> access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more
>> sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector
>> project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about
>> that, please ?
>> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources.
>> (It is efficient and free).
>> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why
>> there must be some errors still ;-)
>> Bye,
>> Thomas.
>
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[jira] Commented: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by "Raido Kuli (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Raido Kuli commented on WOOKIE-143:
-----------------------------------
I've looked the src again. I really don't have much to point out. It seems good to me, so I am adding it to svn.
I added license information to source files (*.as) - I was afraid to do so with *.mxml files, maybe i'll break these.
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip, ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100608.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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[jira] Updated: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by "Scott Wilson (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Scott Wilson updated WOOKIE-143:
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Fix Version/s: 0.9.0
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Affects Versions: 0.9.0
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Assignee: Raido Kuli
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 0.9.0
>
> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip, ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100608.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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Posted by "Raido Kuli (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Raido Kuli commented on WOOKIE-143:
-----------------------------------
I looked at the source code earlier today. I found it really good and very similar to other versions. Although I didn't compile it and test it.
I'll give it a more thorough view in few days.
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip, ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100608.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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Re: [jira] Commented: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by Scott Wilson <sc...@gmail.com>.
On 7 Jun 2010, at 05:47, Raido Kuli (JIRA) wrote:
>
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>
> Raido Kuli commented on WOOKIE-143:
> -----------------------------------
>
> Hi, really great contribution.
>
> I have a little experience with Flash, if there's nobody else here, I'll review it.
That would be great Raido - thanks!
>
>> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
>> ---------------------------------
>>
>> Key: WOOKIE-143
>> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
>> Project: Wookie
>> Issue Type: New Feature
>> Reporter: Thomas E.
>> Priority: Minor
>> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip
>>
>>
>> Hey,
>> Summary :
>> 1/ New connector
>> 2/ Licence problem ?
>> 3/ Advices and remarks
>> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
>> 5/ Others
>> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
>> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
>> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
>> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
>> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
>> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
>> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
>> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
>> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
>> Bye,
>> Thomas.
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[jira] Commented: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by "Raido Kuli (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Raido Kuli commented on WOOKIE-143:
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Hi, really great contribution.
I have a little experience with Flash, if there's nobody else here, I'll review it.
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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[jira] Updated: (WOOKIE-143) ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
Posted by "Thomas E. (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>.
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Thomas E. updated WOOKIE-143:
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Attachment: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100608.zip
Enhancement of the graphical user interface :
- Buttons and other widgets are aligned in the center.
- The forms to add users and connections are now displayed in pop up. However previous forms are still available for those who want something simple. It is about the OldUserManager and OldWookieServerConnectionManager Flex components.
I wait for your review Raido, because I know you are used to develop wookie connectors ;-) I would like to know all your remarks please, because it will be a way for me to learn from your programming technics and habits among others :-)
If somebody needs help to setup the system, I can always try to write a README or something like that (without waranty of success)
> ActionScript 3.0 / Flex Connector
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-143
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Thomas E.
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100607.zip, ActionScript 3.0-Flex Connector for Wookie-20100608.zip
>
>
> Hey,
> Summary :
> 1/ New connector
> 2/ Licence problem ?
> 3/ Advices and remarks
> 4/ URLLoader vs. HTTPService
> 5/ Others
> I have developed a as3/flex connector for Wookie. There is still many things to improve, but it is on a working state now, that is why I decided to post it on JIRA.
> I will send a new version in the next days, with more documentation and a few improvements.
> One of these improvments would be to add an iFrame component inside the Flex application "Example" to display widget instances. However it is about a particular component that doesn't come from standard flex libraries. This component is available at http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/ I would like to know, if I will not have any problem with Apache by using this component, since I want to grant Apache rights on my/the code.
> I have some ideas about potential as3/flex connector improvment. Nonetheless, I will enjoy advices and remarks from the community :-)
> I is impossible to respect the same class interfaces and class organisation with as3 because of programming language constraints. We can't have abstract class for example. We can't methods sharing the same name and having different parameter types (except by using default parameter value). etc...
> I couldn't succeed in developing a synchronous URLLoader oder HTTPService, something equivalent to HttpUrlConnection. If somebody knows a solution, I would be grateful.
> Else do you think it is better to use URLLoader or HTTPService ? Code is using URLLoader actually. Calls return URLLoader as a consequence and access to the data property/attribute allows to access to right values. But I'm wondering me, if it hasn't more sense to use HTTPService and return ASyncToken (or connector project sub-classes) instead. If somebody has an opinion about that, please ?
> I advice you to use FlashDevelop, if you wish to compile sources. (It is efficient and free).
> Sorry. I have been afraied to reread what I wrote, that is why there must be some errors still ;-)
> Bye,
> Thomas.
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