Posted by Christophe Jolif on May 6th, 2008
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…
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Tags: Flex, light ramp gauge
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Posted by Christophe Jolif on April 11th, 2008
In my previous treemap post, I have shown how to connect an ILOG Elixir treemap to a Jira RSS feed. Now let’s try to enhance a bit this AIR application with more AIR and ILOG Elixir features.
One thing you would…
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Tags: air, ILOG Elixir, jira, rss, Treemap
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Posted by Christophe Jolif on April 9th, 2008
Thanks to all the attendees of ILOG Elixir hands on session at 360Flex Europe. If you didn’t get the latest version (the one on the 360Flex USB key is a bit outdated) of the hands-on Flex Builder project you can…
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Tags: 360Flex, ILOG Elixir
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Posted by Christophe Jolif on March 25th, 2008
ILOG will be attending 360 Flex Europe and I’ll be presenting there on Wednesday afternoon. I’ll try to cover all ILOG Elixir components during that session but if you are attending 360Flex and have a particular subject you want me to…
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Tags: 360Flex, ILOG Elixir
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Posted by Christophe Jolif on March 14th, 2008
hrefkahunaburger blog just made available a nice AIR application leveraging ILOG Elixir Treemap to visualize a Flex link report and how much size a Flex packages and Flex classes are taking into an application SWF size.
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Tags: air, Flex, ILOG Elixir, Treemap
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Posted by Christophe Jolif on February 27th, 2008
Most of the time, gauges scales are displayed with two types of ticks, the major ticks, that are usually the bigger ones and the minor optional smaller ticks. So you finally get two sizes of ticks and that’s enough. However…
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Tags: custom gauge, Gauges and Dials, IDataRenderer, ticks
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Posted by Christophe Jolif on February 21st, 2008
I’ve just noticed that Dusty Jewett posted on his blog a first draft of an article describing how to integrate BlazeDS (Adobe open-source data services layer) and Flex for Java newbies. Even if marked as draft, I found the article already pretty…
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Tags: BlazeDS, ILOG Elixir, J2EE
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Posted by Christophe Jolif on February 20th, 2008

After the North America AIR Tour in 2007, we were all wondering here in Europe if we would get our own tour, and here it is! Mike Chambers just announced on the Tour blog the dates for the European events. I’ll…
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Tags: air, onairtour
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Posted by Christophe Jolif on February 11th, 2008
Several times discussions at ILOG raised the fact that having an organization chart with a flip effect on renderers would be nice. Indeed you would see basic information on the main side of the renderer and (for example) clicking on it…
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Tags: Effects, Flex, ILOG Elixir, Org Chart
Posted in Flex, ILOG Elixir, Org Chart | 6 Comments »
Posted by Christophe Jolif on February 4th, 2008
A colleague using the ILOG Elixir Treemap with Flex 3 GroupingCollection class for an internal ILOG application was recently asking me how he can group the collection items based on something a bit more complex than just a field value.
Until that I…
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Tags: Flex GroupingCollection
Posted in Flex, Flex SDK | 2 Comments »