When coding composite components for a Flex application you usually extend a Container subclass and get focus tabbing for free on the children.
However when creating a reusable component, you sometimes want to avoid extending Container so that users are well aware…
We are pleased to start the ILOG Elixir 2.0 preview program.
We now have a new collaborative web section we will enrich over time and update with installers on a regular basis. As this is the first drops, features and APIs…
After the blinking circular gauge, the partition gauge and light ramp gauges, here is another example of a gauge built with ILOG Elixir Gauges framework.
This gauge is defined as an MXML component:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <RectangularGauge…
In its latest release Adobe Developer connection is featuring in its Flex section a presentation about ILOG Elixir. This is a recording of an eSeminar Julian and I gave a few weeks ago. If you already know ILOG Elixir you should not learn much but if you are a newcomer and want to see which kind of advanced visual displays you can build in Flex & AIR…
ILOG now offers a new ILOG Elixir pricing scheme for small corporations.
If your company has fewer than 15 employees and generates revenue less than 1.5 million annually, ILOG Elixir yearly OEM fees do not apply to you. You only…
In general, ILOG Elixir gauges are displaying the current value of the gauge using a pointer pattern such as a needle or a marker. However in some cases you might want to display the current value using a different pattern than pointing the value. A typical example is a light ramp gauge that is displaying the current value using color lighting on a ramp such as in the following example:
This post demonstrates how to make smooth transitions when a component view changes. I used this technique in the FactBook Demo and in Filemap (the AIR sample bundled with ILOG Elixir).
This behaviour is implemented by the…
