Create Flash Content for Pocket PC "Windows Mobile 2003 SE" from Flash Professional 8

Hi all,
I would like to create a standalone flash application on my
two pocket PCs (Dell Axim x50 and Qtek S110). These pocket PC
uses the "Windows Mobile 2003 SE" operating system.
At this time, I have installed the "Flash Player 7 for Pocket
PC" on my 2 pocketPCs. Apparently, I have not flash player
application
that is able to load .swf files but only a plugin for Pocket
IE. Do you confirm?
I have the license to use "Flash Professional 8". Could you
explain me the procedure to publish flash content for my Pocket PC?
Which Flash version I have to use?
Which Action Script I have to use?
Is it possible to test my application with Flash Pro 8?
Finally, I would like to develop a Flash application in
fullscreen mode and not embedded into Pocket IE. Is it possible to
realize
that with Flash Pro 8?
Sincerely,
Romain

Hi Romain.
As at the time of this writing,
I suggest you have a look at Flash Assist by AntMobile
(www.antmobile.com)
It will allow you to view Flash content at full screen.
It officially supports Flash 5 and 6, but I've used it with
Flash 7 for the PPC.
Flash 7 for the PPC supports AS 2.0
Macromedia hasn't released a stand alone player /
distribution Kit, or CDK for Flash Player 7 for the PPC, and I am
anxiously awaiting that as well.
However, the stand alone player for the Flash Player 6 for
the PPC is available
You will want to change your publish settings to Flash 7,
AS2.0
Do some hunting around.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/pocket_pc.html
Cheers,
Wasim

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Creating a texture for a rounded window

Hi.
I'm creating a simple gui on a game framework based on lwjgl and I have a problem.
Almost every window has a solid black texture as a background. I came up with a idea to make corners rounded. At the beginning I created gif picture of a rounded square and used it as a background texture. But it wasn't a good idea, because the corners had different sizes depends on windows sizes (and how much texture was stretched). I've decided that I have to create a texture dynamically every time a window is created.
public void makeBackground() {
 // the texture size must be multiply of 2
 int tWidth = 2;
 while (tWidth < getWidth()) {
 tWidth *= 2;
 int tHeight = 2;
 while (tHeight < getHeight()) {
 tHeight *= 2;
 Texture t = new Texture(getWidth(), getHeight()); // new texture is created with width and height same as the window size
 int px, py, ox, oy; // some variables
 final int pw = getWidth(), ph = getHeight(), hww = tWidth; // as above
 ByteBuffer bb = t.getData(); // blank texture is converted to a byte buffer
 Utils.startStoper(); // start timer (for a benchmark)
 try {
 for (int p = 0;; p++) {
 px = p % hww; // get the X of the pixel
 py = p / hww; // get the Y of the pixel
 ox = ROUND_ANGLE - Math.min(px + 1, pw - px + 1); // ox = <0, 32> if near corners
 oy = ROUND_ANGLE - Math.min(py + 1, ph - py + 1); // as above
 bb.put((byte) 0); // r = 0
 bb.put((byte) 0); // g = 0
 bb.put((byte) 0); // b = 0
 if (ox > 0 && oy > 0) { // if near corners
 double hypot = Math.hypot(ox, oy);
 if (hypot > ROUND_ANGLE) { // if outside the corner
 bb.put((byte) 0); // apha = 0
 } else if (hypot > ROUND_ANGLE - 1) { // if on the corner edge
 bb.put((byte) Math.round(
 (ROUND_ANGLE - hypot) * 200));
 } else {
 bb.put((byte) 200); // if inside the corner (200 is a max value cause the whole window is a bit transparent)
 } else {
 bb.put((byte) 200); // inside the window
 } catch (BufferOverflowException ex) {
 Utils.stopStoper(); // stop timer
 t.setData(bb); // set data for a texture
 super.setImage(t); // set texture as a background
 }And here we have a problem. The whole method takes about 70ms for a window 200x200.
I can do it in another way: create a pictures of a rounded corner and a black box. The box would be the window inside and the corner would loaded 4 times each time rotated. Only the box would be stretched then. But I would have to override all methods of a window (setX, setY, setXY, some more).
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Edited by: tom_ex on 2009-02-17 16:58

Hi Tom,
I haven't used lwjgl, so hope the following helps:
1- What does it matter if it takes 70ms. Your windows will be created once. At that point juste create the texture for that window and store it until you destroy the window. The penalty hit is 70ms but only at the initialization.
2- You are drawing a pixel at a time for everything. Why don't you calculate the area of the corners and only draw the corners a pixel at a time. For the rest, draw some filled polygons.
3- The java Graphics object has method fill methode that can take any Shape object. Why don't you use that?
I would use a combination of 3 and 1.
Hope that helps.
Ekram
Edited by: ekram_rashid on Feb 18, 2009 2:21 PM

Error: "Unable to create a shortcut for MyApp" on Windows 2008

When I try to install my JAVA app on windows 2008 via Java Web Start, it pop up a error message "Unable to create a shortcut for MyApp". The app can startup and work correctly after clicking "ok" on error message. BUT, there is no shortcut created on Desktop or Start Menu.
This problem occured on Windows 2008 ONLY. I have test the installation process on different OS with JRE 6u14 and 6u20:
Windows XP PASS
Windows 7 PASS
Windows 2003 PASS
Windows 2008 FAIL, can't create shortcut on Desktop and Start Menu
And I have test the demos on http://pscode.org/jws/api.html, the problem is same.
Does any one has any idea on this?

AndrewThompson64 wrote:
- Menu items do not work on Ubuntu Linux at all.
- As a result of that, I am thinking to declare neither desktop shortcuts nor menu items in the JNLP file, but instead using the IntegrationService(1) to perform more specific tests, and offer the end user whatever is available.
- This is probably a better strategy overall, because if you automatically create desk-top shortcuts (or menu items) for the user, you will discover there is always someone who considers them an unnecessary bother.
1) BTW - I have been meaning to do a demo. of the IntegrationService and add it to the other examples at PSCode, but have not yet found the time. ;-)Thanks for reply.
But I don't understand very clear. I'm focus on the windows platform not Linux. Do you suggest to create shortcuts and menu items manually by coding in Applet?
I prefer to use the JNLP file cause it works good on the other OS than to change my code.
What I want to know is:
1. Is it a bug for JRE on Windows 2008?
2. If NO, how can I make it work on Windows 2008? Do I need change some System Setting or Browser Setting?
3. If YES, maybe I can try to change my code, but why there is no bug filed in the Bug Database?
BTW, I use the IE browser.

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