Posts Tagged ‘Flex’
Friday, July 4th, 2008
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…
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Tags: custom components, Flex
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Tuesday, 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 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:
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Tags: custom gauge, Flex
Posted in Gauges and Dials, ILOG Elixir | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
Matt from the webforge wrote an interesting article posted on the Adobe Developer Connection that walks you through the creation of a simple dashboard using ILOG Elixir Maps & 3D Charts.
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Tags: 3D Charts, air, dashboard, Flex, Flex Builder, ILOG Elixir, Maps
Posted in AIR, Charts, Flex, Flex Builder, ILOG Elixir, Maps | 2 Comments »
Friday, 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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Monday, 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 | 16 Comments »
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
When you build a custom component inheriting from UIComponent and you want to provide the ability for the end user to configure your component using different modes, you have to provide a property that will let him choose which mode to…
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Tags: custom components, Flex, SWF size
Posted in Flex, Flex Builder, Flex SDK | No Comments »