Flex Cairngorm Console
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This application is intended to help development and maintenance of Cairngorm-based applications, by providing a monitor able to log internal Cairngorm operations and events, and to inspect internal Cairngorm objects, such as the ModelLocator, Commands, Events and even services.
It uses a “monkey-patched” version of Cairngorm 2.2.1 for Flex 3, and needs only a few lines of code to be integrated into your application.
Features
- Monitor internal event flow of Cairngorm framework
- Inspect the ModelLocator
- Monitor all bindings and collection change events on the ModelLocator (recursively)
- Display all commands and monitor command execution
- Display and monitor HTTP Services
- Shows stack traces (needs Flash Player Debug)
- Monitor WebService and RemoteObject operationsNEW
- Command and Notification historyNEW
Application cases
- Check your command flow
- Pinpoint source line where a command started
- Check parameters and results of HTTP services
- Check service execution times
- Understand how your application works
- Check data flow and values
- Observe how Cairngorm works Read more…
RIAs with Adobe Flex 3.0
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How to skin a combobox from Flash
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PROBLEM SUMMARY
You want to use a SWF file with a set of own symbols in order to customize Combobox states.
SOLUTION SUMMARY
Use the upSkin, overSkin, downSkin, and disabledSkin style properties of the ComboBox class to apply custom symbols to any combobox. These attributes can be set directly on a ComboBox instance or as part of a CSS style definition.
EXPLANATION
The first thing to do is create a file in Flash and ComboBoxSkins.swf within it to create 4 symbols of type MovieClip with different states of the ComboBox. These symbols should be named: ComboBox_upSkin, ComboBox_downSkin, ComboBox_overSkin, ComboBox_disabledSkin
If we want to put the CSS inline style do the following:
<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx=”http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml” layout=”absolute”>
<mx:ComboBox x=”196″ y=”135″
upSkin=”@Embed(source=’ComboBoxSkins.swf’, symbol=’ComboBox_upSkin’)”
overSkin=”@Embed(source=’ComboBoxSkins.swf’, symbol=’ComboBox_overSkin’)”
downSkin=”@Embed(source=’ComboBoxSkins.swf’, symbol=’ComboBox_downSkin’)”
disabledSkin=”@Embed(source=’ComboBoxSkins.swf’, symbol=’ComboBox_disabledSkin’)”>
<!– PUT HERE THE OPTIONS OF COMBOBOX –>
</mx:ComboBox>
</mx:Application>
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