Flash in Swing

Is there any way that you can import and use flash in swing?

I am still trying but if you have Flash 5.0 you will get
flash.jar file.
Any way try to get Activex control or Flash Player version 5.0 with
that you will get the Flash.jar File and how to use it. I think to use this jar file Flash version need to be 2 or 3
I tried a lot but unable to do. It has all functions like getFrame,play(),stop.
If you get info please mail me
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from a very frustrated programmer....

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toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame2field1',toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,'field 1','false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame2field2',toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,'field 2','false');
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toolkit.set_button_event('button2',toolkit.action_performed_event,'demo1_switch_fields(''frame2field1'',''frame2field2'')','frame2field1:'||toolkit.get_text_method||',frame2field2:'||toolkit.get_text_method);
end;
create or replace procedure demo1_set_upper as
begin
toolkit.set_string_method(interface.global_object_name,toolkit.set_text_method,upper(interface.array_event_value(1)));
toolkit.set_text_field_event(interface.global_object_name,toolkit.focus_lost_event,'demo1_set_upper',toolkit.get_text_method,upper(interface.array_event_value(1)),'false');
end;
create or replace procedure demo1_set_lower as
begin
toolkit.set_string_method(interface.global_object_name,toolkit.set_text_method,lower(interface.array_event_value(1)));
toolkit.set_text_field_event(interface.global_object_name,toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,lower(interface.array_event_value(1)),'false');
end;
create or replace procedure demo1_switch_fields (
field1 in varchar2,
field2 in varchar2
) as
begin
toolkit.set_string_method(field1,toolkit.set_text_method,interface.array_event_value(2));
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toolkit.set_text_field_event(field1,toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,lower(interface.array_event_value(2)),'false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event(field2,toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,lower(interface.array_event_value(1)),'false');
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Is it sound like Oracle Portal?
But you want to save a layer 9iAS.
Basically, that was the WebDB.(Oracle changed the name to Portal when version 3.0)
Over all, I agree with you.
>>Having a Oracle database as the central location for all components has many
>>advantages:
>>
>>- Unique point of maintenance, backup and restore
>>- Integrated database security
>>- One language for everything, PL/SQL or Java (even both if desired)
>>- Inherited database cache, transaction and processing optimizations
>>- Direct access to the database dictionary
>>- Application runs on Oracle which has support for many platforms.
>>- Transparent use of parallel processing, clusters and future
>>background technologies
I would like to build 'ZOPE' inside Oracle DB as a back-end
Using Flash MX as front-end.
Thomas Ku.

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Is it in any way possible to do the above?
Would it be possible to communicate between flash and java in a standalone application?
Instead of building the interface with swing I would be using flash.

Possible yes, though java support only extends (with JMF: java media framework) to Flash 2.0, which just about eliminates all of your fancy ActionScript stuff.
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