Archive for July 2008
AIR – EncryptedLocalStore
Posted by: Yogesh Puri on: July 30, 2008
This is an exciting feature when you are developing an application for AIR platform. The feature supports AIR application to store encrypted data onto local hard disk. The encryption used is of 128 bit. Here is more information on the class.
The EncryptedLocalStore class provides methods for setting and getting objects in the encrypted local data [...]
AMFEXT (An extension for AMFPHP performance boosting)
Posted by: Yogesh Puri on: July 30, 2008
I have been recently studying the AMF3.0. During this period had an impression that AMFPHP is faster than XML however after some research i had to look for some performance boosting tips for AMFPHP as the benchmarks by Mike Potter clearly says that the XML is having an upper hand in terms of data processing. [...]
Copying objects with Flash.utils.ByteArray
Posted by: Yogesh Puri on: July 17, 2008
I have been exploring the ways to copy an Array object to a new Array with less of the effort. Reason being the following statements in ActionScript
var arrayA:Array = new Array(“Jack”,”Steve”,”Mark”,”Ted”);
var arrayB:Array = arrayA;
The above statements appears to create a copy of arrayA, however in the actual it creates a new reference to the arrayA [...]
Escape text utility in Adobe AIR
Posted by: Yogesh Puri on: July 10, 2008
A copule of days back i have come across a situation where we need to escape multiple xml files, so just to explore AIR and have a conversion utility i have created this small application using flash.filesystem package of AIR. The utitlity provide an option to browse a text/xml (UTF/ANSI) file on disk and then [...]
Loading library assets from flash9 swf to Flex
Posted by: Yogesh Puri on: July 7, 2008
This is a prototype to load external flash9 swf file into flex and using the library items from the swf. In given example we have two library symbols with linkage ids (“mc1″, “mc2″).
Just make sure when you create a movieclip from these definitions, you firstly add these to a UIComponent and then that component to [...]
SWF goes search engines compatible
Posted by: Yogesh Puri on: July 2, 2008
Adobe is teaming up with search industry leaders (Google and Yahoo) to dramatically improve search results of dynamic Web content and rich Internet applications (RIAs).
Till now the spider search option in swf was available only for static text whereas now this colleboration will work together towards a dynamic data search/indexing of SWF which means now [...]
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