Web Service Recipes and solutions include. Recipe 2.1 – Getting Started with XML-RPC Recipe 2.2 – Requests with XML-RPC Recipe 2.3 - Authentication and XML-RPC Recipe 2.4 – Getting Started with REST Recipe 2.5 – REST Service Class I will be making more additions to this when I find some more time. Take a look. [...]
A bunch of code that I tend to re-use and re-use. The contents are listed in the table of contents below. As changes occur this files will be updated. Keep in mind that this is raw uncut code. So some might be sloppy and some might be clean, some might not work, and some might [...]
I put together this little walk through for the visual learners out there. We do the whole process of setting up AMFPHP to creating our server side objects and services. It is a really good thing to watch to get up to speed with Flash Remoting. We create a application called Flex Contacts, a desktop [...]
Have you ever wanted to be able to upload a file in Flex? Or how about download a file in Flex? Well I am going to provide the code to do just that. With Adobe Flex’s sandbox issues I could only get this to work inside Air, but working with the web browser I kept [...]
Here is a very useful script that I re-use and re-use when building Air applications. Its a simple script I am sure you can make out what is going on here. ConnectionManager.as This is a preview of Adobe Air – Connection Manager. Read the full post (166 words, estimated 40 secs reading time)
Here is a very good example of connecting to your WordPress powered blog via XML-RPC and with Adobe Air. Requirements Adobe Air Runtime Adobe Flex Builder AS3 RPC library Here is the link for the screencast. Permanent link to this post (38 words, estimated 9 secs reading time)
Here is a really quick fun thing I tried. I took Amfphp, Twitter and the Cairngorm and created an application. My hand started to cramp and I got really off target at the end. Check out the video here Permanent link to this post (40 words, estimated 10 secs reading time)
Have you ever wanted to create a really sophisticated application, well connecting to a external data source is just a must with all of the APIs that are available. The social bookmarking scene is one of the biggest movements of the web.
How would you like it to be able to connect to Del.icio.us API and grab all of your bookmarks or posts, well not just yours any one who has an account at Del.icio.us, that would be pretty cool wouldn't it?
When developers start building web applications with Flex or desktop applications with Air, you come to the point when you want to do more with your application. For instance if you are working for a company and you just got finished building a product manager for SandKicker clothing, and he decided since you did such [...]
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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