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11ADOBE FLEX 3
Building and Deploying Adobe Flex 3 Applications
• Does not allow web content to read any data from a server that is not from the same domain, unless that server
explicitly allows access
• Enables the user to disable the storage of information for any domain
• Does not allow data to be sent from a camera or microphone unless the user gives permission
Application Development in Flex SDK
The following example shows a typical development environment for a Flex SDK application:
In this example, application development happens in an environment that is behind a firewall, and you deploy
your application SWF file on webserver.example.com. To run the application, you make a request to it from a
computer that is also within the firewall. The executing SWF file can access resources on any other server as
necessary. In the development environment, the SWF file can directly access web services, or it can access them
through a proxy server.
webserver.example.com
Proxy server
Application server
appserver.example.com
Web services server
nance.example.com
Web server
HTTP/SOAP
Flex application
running on
client machine
- BUILDING AND DEPLOYING 1
- ADOBE FLEX 3 APPLICATIONS 1
- Contents 3
- CONTENTS 4
- Part 1: Application Design 7
- CHAPTER 1 10
- About MVC 10
- About Struts 10
- Configure phase 11
- Build phase 12
- 7ADOBE FLEX 3 13
- Deploy phase 14
- Secure phase 16
- 11ADOBE FLEX 3 17
- Design phase 18
- 13ADOBE FLEX 3 19
- • Flex SDK 21
- • Adobe ® Flex® Builder™ 21
- CHAPTER 2 22
- Flex file types 23
- Flex SDK directory structure 23
- 21ADOBE FLEX 3 27
- • framework.swc 28
- • playerglobal.swc 28
- • rpc.swc 28
- 23ADOBE FLEX 3 29
- Compiling an application 30
- 27ADOBE FLEX 3 33
- Introduction 35
- CHAPTER 3 36
- Client security overview 37
- • Keyboard and mouse input 38
- About sandboxes 39
- • Embedded Flash Player 40
- • Stand-alone Flash Player 40
- Deploying secure applications 43
- Loading assets 45
- Using J2EE authentication 47
- Using RPC services 50
- Making other connections 51
- Using sockets 52
- Using SSL 53
- Disabling viewSourceURL 55
- Input validation 56
- ActionScript 56
- Handling errors 57
- Using passwords 58
- 53ADOBE FLEX 3 59
- SharedObject.getLocal() 59
- About the mm.cfg file 60
- About the mms.cfg file 60
- About FlashPlayerTrust files 61
- About the Settings Manager 61
- Other resources 62
- General guidelines 63
- Calculating elapsed time 65
- Calculating memory usage 67
- Disabling SpeedStep 68
- 5 Click OK 69
- Changing timeout length 69
- Reducing SWF file sizes 70
- Examining linker dependencies 71
- CHAPTER 4 72
- • Using modules 73
- • Using run-time stylesheets 74
- Using multiple SWF files 75
- Application coding 77
- Using styles 82
- • Redraw that control 83
- Working with containers 85
- Using Grid containers 86
- Using layout containers 86
- Using absolute sizing 86
- Improving effect performance 87
- Improving rendering speed 88
- Using large data sets 90
- Coding the LinearAxis object 94
- Styling AxisRenderer objects 94
- Specifying gutter styles 95
- Using drop shadows 95
- </mx:Panel> 96
- </mx:Application> 96
- Chapter 5: Improving Startup 97
- Performance 97
- About startup order 98
- 93ADOBE FLEX 3 99
- Using deferred creation 100
- • ViewStack 101
- • Ta b Nav i g ator 101
- • Accordion 101
- CHAPTER 5 102
- Creating deferred components 104
- Using ordered creation 107
- Setting queue order 109
- Using the callLater() method 113
- Chapter 6: Building Overview 117
- Debugger 118
- About application files 119
- SWC files 120
- Other assets 121
- CHAPTER 6 122
- About configuration files 125
- Root variables 126
- Flex SDK configuration 127
- JVM configuration 128
- Flash Player configuration 129
- CHAPTER 7 130
- About the Flex compilers 131
- Component compilers 132
- Application compilers 132
- 127ADOBE FLEX 3 133
- About the component compiler 135
- CHAPTER 8 136
- Command-line syntax 137
- Configuration file syntax 141
- Understanding leaf nodes 142
- Using tokens 143
- Appending values 143
- About option precedence 144
- 139ADOBE FLEX 3 145
- 141ADOBE FLEX 3 147
- Adobe Flex 3 Developer Guide 148
- 143ADOBE FLEX 3 149
- Adobe Flex 3 Devel 150
- • Bindable 151
- • Managed 151
- • ChangeEvent 151
- • NonCommittingChangeEvent 151
- • Transient 151
- 147ADOBE FLEX 3 153
- 149ADOBE FLEX 3 155
- 151ADOBE FLEX 3 157
- Basic example of using mxmlc 160
- Adding metadata to SWF files 161
- Setting the file encoding 162
- Editing application settings 162
- Using SWC files 163
- About incremental compilation 163
- Using conditional compilation 164
- Using inline constants 165
- Passing expressions 166
- Passing Strings 167
- 163ADOBE FLEX 3 169
- Adding utility classes 176
- Adding nonsource classes 177
- Viewing errors and warnings 178
- About deprecation 179
- About logging 179
- About SWC files 180
- About manifest files 181
- Using fcsh 183
- About fcsh options 184
- 179ADOBE FLEX 3 185
- Installation 187
- Using Flex Ant tasks 188
- Task attributes 190
- Single argument options 190
- Multiple argument options 191
- Repeatable options 191
- Nested elements 191
- Implicit FileSets 192
- Using the mxmlc task 193
- Using the compc task 195
- Using the html-wrapper task 196
- About the templates 197
- Supported attributes 197
- • client-side-detection 198
- • express-installation 198
- • no-player-detection 198
- Required attributes 199
- Unsupported options 199
- Example 199
- Libraries 201
- About linking 202
- RSL benefits 203
- CHAPTER 10 204
- RSL considerations 205
- About caching 205
- Creating libraries 206
- • catalog.xml 208
- • library.swf 208
- About standard RSLs 209
- About cross-domain RSLs 210
- Option Description 211
- About failover 212
- Select the Library Path tab: 213
- 209ADOBE FLEX 3 215
- Optimizing RSL SWF files 218
- Using the framework RSLs 222
- About the Player cache 224
- 219ADOBE FLEX 3 225
- 221ADOBE FLEX 3 227
- Troubleshooting RSLs 231
- Chapter 11: Logging 233
- CHAPTER 11 234
- 229ADOBE FLEX 3 235
- ErrorReportingEnable=1 236
- TraceOutputFileEnable=1 236
- Player\Logs 237
- Using the logging API 239
- • mx.rpc.* 240
- • mx.messaging.* 240
- • mx.data.* 240
- 235ADOBE FLEX 3 241
- DEBUG, all log levels are 241
- Compiler logging 249
- Generating debug SWF files 252
- Using the default browser 253
- Starting a debugging session 254
- Variable Description 256
- Running the debugger 257
- Setting breakpoints 258
- 253ADOBE FLEX 3 259
- (fdb) break myFunc 259
- (fdb) continue 259
- Changing data values 262
- Viewing file contents 262
- Printing stack traces 265
- Getting status 265
- Handling faults 266
- Getting help 267
- Terminating the session 267
- CHAPTER 12 268
- Chapter 13: Using ASDoc 269
- Creating ASDoc comments 270
- Placing ASDoc comments 271
- Formatting ASDoc comments 271
- Using the @private tag 272
- Using HTML tags 273
- Using special characters 273
- Hiding text in ASDoc comments 274
- Documenting classes 275
- Documenting properties 275
- Documenting methods 277
- Documenting metadata 278
- Documenting MXML files 280
- ASDoc tags 281
- CHAPTER 13 282
- Using the @see tag 283
- 279ADOBE FLEX 3 285
- Running the ASDoc tool 286
- Excluding classes 287
- Options to the asdoc command 288
- Chapter 14: Versioning 291
- Using multiple SDKs 292
- Backward compatibility 292
- Using themes 293
- 289ADOBE FLEX 3 295
- CHAPTER 14 296
- 291ADOBE FLEX 3 297
- 293ADOBE FLEX 3 299
- SDK 2.0.1 SDK 3 301
- Deployment options 306
- Deploying RSLs with Flex SDK 307
- Compiling for deployment 308
- Enabling accessibility 309
- Using a headless server 309
- Deployment checklist 310
- • history.js 311
- • history.css 311
- • historyFrame.html 311
- • FLV files 312
- • SWF files 312
- Types of network access 313
- CHAPTER 15 314
- 309ADOBE FLEX 3 315
- About the wrapper 317
- About the HTML templates 318
- 313ADOBE FLEX 3 319
- About the AC_OETags.js file 320
- Creating a simple wrapper 321
- Requested FileClient Browser 322
- Step 1: GET /ex/index.html 322
- Step 2: GET /ex/mysource.js 322
- Step 3: GET /ex/MyApp.swf 322
- About the HTML page 323
- About the JavaScript file 324
- Customizing the wrapper 325
- • playerProductInstall.swf 327
- • YourApp.swf 327
- • height 328
- • width 328
- • classid 328
- • codebase 328
- CHAPTER 16 330
- 325ADOBE FLEX 3 331
- 327ADOBE FLEX 3 333
- 329ADOBE FLEX 3 335
- Unsupported properties 337
- About Express Install 339
- CHAPTER 17 340
- 339ADOBE FLEX 3 345
- Apache and IIS 347
- Getting started 348
- Versions and requirements 349
- Using the web-tier compiler 350
- CHAPTER 18 352
- Example compiler.conf file 353
- Customizing the template 354
- About the template’s tokens 355
- Main where this token occurs 356
- $(width) 356
- Customizing error output 357
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