FlashBuilder and Flash AS3 question

I'm heads down working with the FlashBuilder tool which is heavy AS3, and have used Flash CSx for years.
My question: I'm assuming my AS3 skills that I develop with FlashBuilder will be directly applicable to Flash CSx, correct? I understand I'll need the context of applying my AS3 code to the Flash objects when working in Flash CSx but for the most part will my AS3 skills carry over from FlashBuilder to Flash CS4/5?
Thanks in advance,
Rich

AS3 knowledge and skills has nothing to do with editors/IDE (which CSx, FlashBuilder, etc. are) per se. So, once you get your hands on AS3 - it doesn't matter where you write your code - it will work the same way in the final compiled swf. Nevertheless, there is a learning curve involved while getting to know new development environment as with any new software.

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Hi David
1.yes u need large undo tablespace that hold information for long time.
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because it will give importance to retail data in undo.
In simple Scenerio(No Guarantee Mode)
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But when u set it to undo retension then
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so in normal prod database we will give more importance on DML query rather then Select query
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Thanks and regards
Kuljeet Pal Singh

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354" y.landscapePhone="10"x.landscapeTablet="
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204" y.portraitPhone="8"x.portraitTablet="
446" y.portraitTablet="11" fontSize.portraitTablet="24"/>
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true" click="doYearChange(event)" dataProvider="{yearCollection}"labelField="
value"x.landscapePhone="
313" y.landscapePhone="19" width.landscapePhone="157"height.landscapePhone="
105"x.landscapeTablet="
524" y.landscapeTablet="54" width.landscapeTablet="343"height.landscapeTablet="
292" fontSize.landscapeTablet="24"x.portraitPhone="
200" y.portraitPhone="19" height.portraitPhone="194"x.portraitTablet="
453" y.portraitTablet="37" width.portraitTablet="276"height.portraitTablet="
358" fontSize.portraitTablet="24">
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460" height.landscapePhone="99"x.landscapeTablet="
13" y.landscapeTablet="384" width.landscapeTablet="992"height.landscapeTablet="
309" fontSize.landscapeTablet="24"x.portraitPhone="
10" y.portraitPhone="221" width.portraitPhone="301"height.portraitPhone="
184" allowMultipleSelection="false"click="doModelSelected(event)" fontSize.portraitPhone="
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10" y.portraitTablet="401" width.portraitTablet="154"height.portraitTablet="
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If you have some time , I would suggest taking one of your 4.6 views that has all these static variables and trying to modify it to work like I said above.    My modified code (to do the same thing as above) is below:
<s:states> <s:State name="portraitPhone" stateGroups="phone,portrait"
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<s:State name="landscapePhone" stateGroups="phone,landscape"/>
<s:State name="portraitTablet" stateGroups="tablet,portrait"/>
<s:State name="landscapeTablet" stateGroups="tablet,landscape"/>
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true" click="changeMake(event)" labelField="label"fontSize.tablet="
24" fontSize.phone="12">
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24"/>
<s:List id="lstYear" width="100%" allowMultipleSelection="false" borderVisible="
true" click="doYearChange(event)" dataProvider="{yearCollection}"labelField="
value" fontSize.phone="12" fontSize.tablet="24">
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0" rowHeight.phone="28" variableRowHeight="false" rowHeight.tablet="55"verticalAlign="
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</s:V

Adobe Air and Flash Future on Desktop and Mobile Devices

Hello,
iam interested to develop for mobil and desktop devices with AS3 and Flash Professional and i have any question.
I see also many benefits to develop in flash as in java because javas gui development is based on swing a old java graphics engine.
Next reason is the plattform like Linux,Windows,IOS.,the Game Development and other stuff.
With Flash i can create nextgen interactive stunning cool gui interfaces for apps.
I dont know why flash sucks for the market and devices.
My question: is as3 and flash save for the future ?
Make it really sense to learn as3 and Flash ?
I have read many blogs,threads on adobe and other forums year 2012 Adobe stop flash development,
and now 2013 google androids kitkat now have removed api features that kills complete flash !!!
Other comments says Flash is dead for the market!? Many frustradet flash developers he work 10 years and more with flash are crying.
So what is really the Future for the A3 and Flash Development ?
Thanks and greetings

Hi mc_gfx,
> You think i can get started with flash and air development without worries?
Software development always involves risk, so you can't really do much without worries.       AIR in particular is a cutting (bleading?) edge technology. Adobe is attempting to solve a difficult problem with limited resources, and the results aren't always ideal.
If you want to deploy to Android and iOS, and you write two native apps, you face a 100% risk that you'll have to write your app twice. While this may not take twice as long as writing it once, it will come close.
If you use AIR, you only have to write your app once, but you face other risks.
Here's the problem. In AIR, Adobe is attempting to create a framework that translates ActionScript into bytecode for two different platforms. This isn't easy. Every time Apple or Google upgrades their operating system Adobe has to try to refine AIR so that it translates everything correctly for the new OS. AIR also has to maintain backward compatability with all previous OSs (is that the plural of OS?). AIR also has to work with many different models of Android and iOS devices. This includes supporting most, though not all, of the many different capabilities that these OSs support. Adobe, wisely, doesn't try to support every new feature immediately. Instead, it picks and chooses which new features it will support, and how soon. But even taking this approach I have the impression that their task is daunting.
If you research this forum you'll find numerous examples of people complaining about features that don't quite work correctly. For example, I've put ~6 developer months into developing a language learning app, only to find that AIR's MP3 playback support has some limitations which severely impact the playback of voice recordings, which severely degrades the value of my app. I'm hoping that Adobe will fix this bug, but it's been two months now, with no movement. Another serious bug, involving audio recording using the device microphone, took three months to get fixed. During that period I had no idea whether it would get fixed, or whether I'd have to disable an important feature of my app on iOS.
So, you want "without worries"?
Some people are lobbying Adobe to include support for Windows Phone in the AIR framework. IMHO, this is madness. Adobe clearly has limited resources. Let them first focus on making basic features like MP3 playback work properly on the platforms that they already support.
The same issues probably apply to all the other cross-platform development frameworks - Sencha, Xamarin, etc. They face the same difficult technical challenges. I can't speak to the question of how well they're addressing them, but I'd want research them carefully before I invested a lot of time into developing with them.
With regards to AIR, here's my advice: Before you start a non-trivial project using AIR, make a list of all the things that your app will do, then see if you can find existing apps created with AIR that do these things. Make sure that the feature works on both Android and iOS. You won't be able to test on every device that you'd like to support, but pick a few and test on them.
You don't need to worry about your app's logic - ActionScript is great for that - and AIR translates it just fine. But think carefully about your app's 'skin' - all the ways that you want it to interact with the outside world - input and output - and confirm that apps exist that demonstrate that AIR can handle these features. Also think about the app's infrastructure - network interactions - database interactions - etc.
You'll probably end up with a list of features that you haven't been able to confirm. You can vet these by creating a proof of concept that confirms that AIR will support these needs. Do this before you start developing the full app. Once that's done, pray that everything that works now will continue to work with future OSs and devices. Adobe has a pretty good record on this sort of things, but there aren't any guarantees.
Don't worry, be happy        ?
HTH,
Douglas

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Does anyone know of any good examples of how to interface
Flash AS3 with Coldfusion?
Thanks!!!
Carlos

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Starling and Flash CS5.5

This question weighs more on the side of flash as I'm trying to get this to work with Flash CS 5.5. and installed the updated extenstion so flash can publish in the version 11 player. I have all libraries and files referenced correctly, however when I play in the browser, Internet explorer 8 with flash player 11.6, nothing shows up. I have done some research which all points to the fact that it should work. I also get a compiler error:
RenderSupport.as, Line 421 1046: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: Program3D.
upon further research I was told to disreguard this error and play in the web browser as you were not able to play within flash due to the internal player being an outdated version. If there is anyone here who has experience in dealing with starling and flash, and possible reasons why it may not be appearing correctly?
NOTE: I have built the same project in FlashBuilder 4.7 and works fine. Just having issue converting over to Flash. I have checked and saw that it is possible to do this with Flash, its just something im missing.

You will have a better chance to find a solution on the starling forums
From what you tell it could be either of two probems:
1. Your project uses flex-only classes (that are not available in flash)
2.You have missed sth. when upgrading flash cs 5.5 for fp11-Publishing (installing the extension is not enough)
for a detailed description of this topic see here

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