RED5 Flashcom Server supports AMF3

October 3, 2007 2 comments

Open Source Flashcom server – RED5, recent version starts supporting AMF0 and AMF3 protocols. This is an amazing feature with RED5 server, when people are looking for free Open Source based AMF3 Remoting.

RemoteObject object can be used to connect AMF3 gateway while building application with Flex 2, 3 and on AIR based applications. NetConnection object can be used to connect AMF3 from Flash CS3 by setting the ObjectEncoding property to AMF3. Changing the ObjectEncoding property to AMF3, you can test Oscartrelles AS3 Flash Remoting Example with Flash CS3.

RED5 and Granite Data Services are the Java based Open Source remoting servers support AMF3.

Categories: AMF0, AMF3, Flex 2, Flex 3, RED5

Setting status bar message in AIR Application

August 3, 2007 Leave a comment

Here is a small tip to set status bar messages in AIR Application.

Application.application.statusBar.status = “Hello World..”;

Categories: AIR, Flex

Granite Data Services, an alternative to FDS..

May 2, 2007 4 comments

via http://www.graniteds.org

Granite Data Services aims to be a free, open source (LGPL’d), alternative to Adobe® Flex™ 2 Data Services for J2EE application servers. Note that alternative does not mean replacement: it rather means that Granite DS supports AMF3 serialization/deserialization via RemoteObject.

GDS implements service factories required for:

EJB3 (Session and Entity Beans),
Spring,
Simple Java classes (aka POJO) interactions.

GDS is designed to be lightweight, robust, fast and highly configurable. While GDS is still in early development stage, you should be already able to use the current 0.2 version in non critical production environment.

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Artemis – Bridge Apollo to Java runtime

April 17, 2007 Leave a comment

What is Artemis?
Artemis is a community focused project aimed at bringing external libraries to the Flex / Flash environment. The goal of Artemis is to provide features in the Flex / Flash desktop application domain that are not currently available. The Artemis framework allows a developer to create their own custom libraries (currently written in java with plans to support other languages) that integrate with a Flex / Flash Apollo application. Developers will be encouraged to share Artemis libraries they’ve built and discuss new features through this web site.

Interesting project, Keep an eye on its releases!!!

Categories: Apollo, Flex, Java

Prana: IoC Container for AS3

April 10, 2007 Leave a comment

Christophe Herreman had come up with an IoC Container approach to set actual implementation of the remote services and the service locator in an external xml which helps to change the remoting gateway details without compilation hassles.

Prana Framework 0.1

Categories: as3, Flex

Yahoo! Mail Web Service

March 29, 2007 Leave a comment

Yahoo open up the application programming interfaces (APIs) for Yahoo Mail to encourage Web develpers to build application using its mail service. Guys!! test drive it with Apollo using Yahoo Mail WebService APIs.

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Adobe Apollo alpha is Out!!

March 19, 2007 1 comment

Check out the Adobe labs site for the alpha version of Apollo.

Apollo SDK
Apollo Runtime
Documentations and Samples
Apollo Extensions for Flex Builder 2.0.1

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"doLater" in AS2 is "callLater" in AS3 !!

February 14, 2007 Leave a comment

When I was working on a wrapper for FlashPaper documents inside Flex, it needs a method to be called after a component is being finished loading. Got to know from livedocs, “callLater” method should be used in AS3 as how we use “doLater” with V2 UIComponent.

callLater(method:Function, args:Array):void

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100 AS3 useful tips at Kirupa.com

February 12, 2007 Leave a comment

100 useful “ActionScript 3 Tip of the Day” list at kirpu.com is a valuable resource for every Flex Developer. Check that out…

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Back to blogging

February 9, 2007 1 comment

I will post links and tips finding useful about Flash/ Flex/ AS3. Check back after a while.

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