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Adobe

• CFC, Actionscript 3, Adobe, Flex, ColdFusion

  File Upload with Flex and Coldfusion

  05.22.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  I am currently working on a sample Flex application that requires the ability to upload files to a destination server. I found this article on the Adobe website, by Ryan Favro. It’s a really nice simple example of how to achieve file uploads using Flex and ColdFusion.
  Multiple File Upload with Flex and Coldfusion

• Actionscript 3, AIR - Apollo, Adobe, Flex

  Adobe AIR JamJar application

  04.10.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  This is a really nice demonstration / working app from Adobe. The application is built using Adobe Flex 2 and runs in Adobe AIR. The application has been built to showcase Flex 2’s visual components and the interactivity a Flex application can provide.
  The application allows small groups to share digital content, exchange ideas, centralise information and […]

• AIR - Apollo, Adobe, Flex

  Adobe AIR for Linux

  04.10.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  The Adobe AIR cross platform runtime is now available for Linux and is available for download from Adobe Labs. This is quite a significant step towards the Adobe AIR runtime working across all three major platforms (Windows, MAC and Linux) and will strengthen the case for the building or rich desktop based apps within Adobe AIR […]

• Java, Adobe, ColdFusion

  Force Coldfusion to Sleep controlling the Thread

  04.02.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  I ran into an annoying problem today, that was eventually solved by forcing the current processing thread to sleep.
  The basic task was to stop a windows service on the server, perform some deletions, do some copying, then restart the service.
  After issuing the <cfexecute> command to stop the service on the server, I would then receive […]

• Actionscript 3, AIR - Apollo, Adobe, Design, Flex

  Adobe OnAir European Tour

  03.07.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  Anybody who is seriously looking at developing Adobe AIR applications should attend this. The Adobe OnAir tour comes to London on 9th April 2008.
  The agenda for the London event is online and will be held at The Brewery, Chiswell Street, EC1Y 4SD.
  They also have some really nice Adobe OnAir Desktop Wallpapers available for download.
  The event is […]

• Software, Adobe, Design, Uncategorized

  Inkscape Open Source Scalable Vector Graphics Editor

  03.06.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  Inkscape is a nice little open source tool for creating SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics).  Nice little application to have in your toolbox if you can’t afford the expensive Adobe options.
  The site is at http://www.inkscape.org.

• XML, Actionscript 3, AIR - Apollo, Adobe

  Adobe Air RSS Reader

  03.05.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  Found a nice simple RSS reader example at Jonathan Fisher’s blog (northcubed). It is built using Flex Builder 3 and runs in the Adobe AIR runtime on the user’s desktop. Chromeless windows are supported and full source code is available to view or download.

• AIR - Apollo, Usability, Adobe, Design

  Adobe AIR gets a new logo

  11.18.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  This is the look and logo for Adobe Air as discovered over at Mike Chambers blog - introducing the Adobe Air Logo. I personally think the logo is great. Clean, simple and easy to recognise.Mike says “I am not going to go into a detailed analysis of what the logo represents, but I do want to […]

• JRUN, Adobe, ColdFusion

  cffile crashes out - try using java.io.BufferedWriter?

  10.12.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  A few months back I was confronted with the problem of writing a fairly large CSV file using ColdFusion. The file size was around 10mb so I got to work with cffile. After building the code, I sat back and pushed the button to test. BANG! the memory on the ColdFusion server was sky high […]

• JRUN, CFC, Frameworks, XML, Adobe, ColdFusion

  CFCs in or out of the web root?

  09.27.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  The answer to the question above is very much a question of security. Facing the same question at the moment, I believe it would be best to move all CFC’s into a globally accessible shared mapping. From here the CFC’s can then be divided by project or use, similar to Java notation for a package. […]

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