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Foreword | p. xi |
Preface | p. xxi |
Introducing Flex | p. 1 |
Understanding Flex Application Technologies | p. 1 |
Using Flex Elements | p. 6 |
Working with Data Services (Loading Data at Runtime) | p. 7 |
Understanding the Differences Between Traditional (HTML) and Flex Web Applications | p. 9 |
Understanding How Flex Applications Work | p. 10 |
Understanding Flex and Flash Authoring | p. 11 |
Understanding Flex 1.5 and Flex 2 | p. 12 |
Summary | p. 12 |
Building Applications with the Flex Framework | p. 13 |
Using Flex Tool Sets | p. 13 |
Creating Projects | p. 15 |
Building Applications | p. 19 |
Deploying Applications | p. 31 |
Flash Player Security | p. 31 |
Understanding HTML Wrappers | p. 33 |
Using SWFObject | p. 34 |
Using Runtime Shared Libraries | p. 35 |
Summary | p. 42 |
MXML | p. 43 |
Understanding MXML Syntax and Structure | p. 43 |
Making MXML Interactive | p. 50 |
Summary | p. 52 |
ActionScript | p. 53 |
Using ActionScript | p. 54 |
MXML and ActionScript Correlations | p. 57 |
Understanding ActionScript Syntax | p. 58 |
Variables and Properties | p. 61 |
Inheritance | p. 72 |
Interfaces | p. 73 |
Handling Events | p. 74 |
Error Handling | p. 76 |
Using XML | p. 78 |
Reflection | p. 82 |
Summary | p. 85 |
Framework Fundamentals | p. 86 |
Understanding the Flex Application Life Cycle | p. 86 |
Differentiating Between Flash Player and Framework | p. 88 |
Bootstrapping Flex Applications | p. 89 |
Understanding Application Domains | p. 92 |
Understanding the Preloader | p. 94 |
Summary | p. 95 |
Managing Layout | p. 96 |
Flex Layout Overview | p. 96 |
Making Fluid Interfaces | p. 116 |
Putting It All Together | p. 117 |
Summary | p. 120 |
Working with UI Components | p. 121 |
Understanding UI Components | p. 122 |
Buttons | p. 128 |
Value Selectors | p. 129 |
Text Components | p. 130 |
List-Based Controls | p. 131 |
Pop-Up Controls | p. 140 |
Navigators | p. 143 |
Control Bars | p. 147 |
Summary | p. 149 |
Framework Utilities and Advanced Component Concepts | p. 150 |
Tool Tips | p. 150 |
Pop-Ups | p. 156 |
Cursor Management | p. 162 |
Drag and Drop | p. 164 |
Customizing List-Based Controls | p. 172 |
Focus Management and Keyboard Control | p. 183 |
Summary | p. 188 |
Working with Media | p. 189 |
Adding Media | p. 191 |
Working with the Different Media Types | p. 197 |
Summary | p. 210 |
Managing State | p. 211 |
Creating States | p. 211 |
Applying States | p. 212 |
Defining States Based on Existing States | p. 213 |
Adding and Removing Components | p. 214 |
Setting Properties | p. 216 |
Setting Styles | p. 217 |
Setting Event Handlers | p. 218 |
Using ActionScript to Define States | p. 218 |
Managing Object Creation Policies (Preloading Objects) | p. 228 |
Handling State Events | p. 230 |
When to Use States | p. 231 |
Summary | p. 231 |
Using Effects and Transitions | p. 232 |
Using Effects | p. 232 |
Creating Custom Effects | p. 244 |
Using Transitions | p. 251 |
Creating Custom Transitions | p. 256 |
Summary | p. 257 |
Working with Data | p. 258 |
Using Data Models | p. 258 |
Data Binding | p. 268 |
Enabling Data Binding for Custom Classes | p. 277 |
Data Binding Examples | p. 280 |
Building Data Binding Proxies | p. 284 |
Summary | p. 287 |
Validating and Formatting Data | p. 288 |
Validating User Input | p. 288 |
Formatting Data | p. 308 |
Summary | p. 314 |
Customizing Application Appearance | p. 315 |
Using Styles | p. 316 |
Skinning Components | p. 333 |
Customizing the Preloader | p. 344 |
Themes | p. 348 |
Runtime CSS | p. 351 |
Summary | p. 354 |
Client Data Communication | p. 355 |
Local Connections | p. 356 |
Persistent Data | p. 360 |
Communicating with the Host Application | p. 374 |
Summary | p. 379 |
Remote Data Communication | p. 380 |
Understanding Strategies for Data Communication | p. 381 |
Working with Request/Response Data Communication | p. 382 |
Web Services | p. 395 |
Real-Time/Socket Connection | p. 406 |
File Upload/Download | p. 407 |
Summary | p. 408 |
Application Debugging | p. 409 |
The Flash Debug Player | p. 409 |
Using FDB | p. 413 |
Debugging with Flex Builder 2 | p. 414 |
Remote Debugging | p. 418 |
Logging Using trace() Within an Application | p. 419 |
The Logging Framework | p. 421 |
Debugging Remote Data | p. 425 |
Summary | p. 426 |
Application Components | p. 427 |
The Importance of Application Components | p. 428 |
MXML Component Basics | p. 429 |
Component Styles | p. 440 |
Summary | p. 443 |
Building Custom Components | p. 444 |
Component Framework Overview | p. 444 |
Component Life Cycle | p. 446 |
Component Implementation | p. 449 |
Adding Custom Properties and Events | p. 457 |
Adding Styling Support | p. 460 |
Summary | p. 462 |
Index | p. 463 |
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Programming Macromedia Flex Framework discusses the Flex framework in context. The authors introduce features with practical and useful examples that tell the reader not only how, but also the reasons why to use a particular feature, when to use it, and when not to. This book is written for development professionals. While the book does not assume the audience has worked with Flash technologies previously, readers will benefit from the book most if they have previously built Web-based, n- tiered applications. This book is part of the official Adobe Developer Library series.
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