Spry framework for ajax - video example Aquo

I have a problem displaying the xml code which has H1, H2
hard coded. How do i display this without the H1, H2.
If i swap this code for
<script src="../SpryAssets/SpryData.js"
type="text/javascript"></script>
for
<script src="../js/SpryData.js"
type="text/javascript"></script> it works but the repeat
region then stops working???
Any ideas

Don know a LOT better than me... but I think that when you
insert a spry table in a master region, it has a checkbox option
that asks if you want it to update a detail region when clicked. If
you check that, whatever data you put in that table will update the
detail region using the same dataset.
If you do that, you can probably look at the code for the
data in the table and see what he is talking about. The spry table
creates it automatically, but you can also hand code links that
update data regions too, which is what he is saying.
Did I get that right Don? ;)

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Introduction to the Spry framework for Ajax

Hi All
I attended the breeze eSeminar:
Introduction to the Spry framework for Ajax
07/27/2006
3:00 PM US/Eastern
Anyone know the location for the recorded version?

Well, that wasn't easy to find....
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?event=list&type=ondemand_seminar&loc=en_us
Search for "spry". Lots of good stuff on this page.
Thanks,
Don

Welcome to the Spry framework for Ajax Forum

Welcome to the Spry framework for Ajax forum! Please use this
forum to discuss the Spry framework for Ajax and supporting content
on Adobe Labs.

Hi,
Techy_one: the download page should be working:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?e=labs_spry
anuj: SpryEffects is in 'demo/includes'. We will be including
effects in our next Spry drop.
Severe: We are working on more widgets. They will be released
over time as we finish them. We are still looking into how we can
make Spry support for DW available.
Thanks,
Don

Spry Framework for Ajax does not work on google chrome

I downloaded this beautiful gallery to use it on my site http://adobe.github.com/Spry/demos/gallery/index.html
Everything ok on InternetExplorer and Firefox but it does not work on Google Chrome.
Can you help me to solve this problem?

sorry but this forum is for questions about JavaScript inside Acrobat and not general language frameworks. We don't have a discussion topic for Spry.

Spry framework for Ajax

Display " You are not authorized to view this page " when I
can see index.html on demos folder, but when I see the html out the
server work very well.

Are you using IE 7? If so, I think it has to do with the fact
that by default, IE 7 runs with a set of different permissions than
IE 6 did. I believe the Local Zone is locked down which is why you
can't load the index.html file off your disk, but you can off the
server.
We still need to set aside some time to figure out what the
correct IE 7 settings are for folks that want to load files off
their local disk.
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JWAX UI Framework for AJAX (Swing Like)

Wanted to pass this along to Swing Developers.
http://www.ajaximpact.com/detail_news.php?id=113
JWAX is a event driven component framework modeled after Swing, SWT and other component based systems for AJAX development. It can be leveraged from client side AJAX or dynamic UI systems for development. JWAX has Object Oriented Architecture.
It utilizes a render kit model for client code generation and provides a set of common base UI components with plans to support complex components in the future.
JWAX Features
- Object Oriented Architecture
- Event Delegation Model
- Component Inheritance and Aggregation Support
- Cross Browser Compatibility w/ RenderKits
- Aspect Oriented Rendering of Components
JWAX architecture
JWAX architecture is a component framework much like Swing, SWT, etc. It leverages an event delegation model to trigger and listen for component events. The underlying component model is rendered based on the client output type. So it's easy to customize the component view to a browser, technology or look and feel based on the renderkit chosen.

Wanted to pass this along to Swing Developers.
http://www.ajaximpact.com/detail_news.php?id=113
JWAX is a event driven component framework modeled after Swing, SWT and other component based systems for AJAX development. It can be leveraged from client side AJAX or dynamic UI systems for development. JWAX has Object Oriented Architecture.
It utilizes a render kit model for client code generation and provides a set of common base UI components with plans to support complex components in the future.
JWAX Features
- Object Oriented Architecture
- Event Delegation Model
- Component Inheritance and Aggregation Support
- Cross Browser Compatibility w/ RenderKits
- Aspect Oriented Rendering of Components
JWAX architecture
JWAX architecture is a component framework much like Swing, SWT, etc. It leverages an event delegation model to trigger and listen for component events. The underlying component model is rendered based on the client output type. So it's easy to customize the component view to a browser, technology or look and feel based on the renderkit chosen.

Trying to learn Spry Framework Ajax

So I am trying to learn how to use Spry Framwork for Ajax;
which I downloaded from
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/
Does anyone know if this some how plugs into Dreamweaver 8 or
if I wish to use it, "the Photo Gallery to be specific", that I
have to manually manipulate the code to use my photos and then
implement their html into my template?

With DW8, you will have to use the Spry Framework manually.
It's built into
the new Dreamweaver CS3.
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Adobe Community Expert
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How many subscriptions do I need for group video c...

I need a Skype Premium account for each person who joins the group video conference call for everyone to see everyone? We'll probably have up to 10 at a time.

spydercanopus wrote:
I need a Skype Premium account for each person who joins the group video conference call for everyone to see everyone? We'll probably have up to 10 at a time.
Only one participant is required to have Skype premium, in the group video conference.
That said, it is best if all particpants are on the latest version of Skype.
A new version has just been released September 13th, 2011:
Please download/install this version from here, when prompted click the open or run button: http://download.skype.com/SkypeSetup.exe
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Do I need to download the Spry Framework?

I do have Dreamweaver CS4 and it includes the latest Spry ( Spry v1.6). Do I need to download the Spry Framework? Or is everything I need pre installed with DW CS4 ? I watched a Lynda.com video where the instructor downloaded Spry. Will the Spry functions work through DW even if I do not download the actual Spry Framework? Or does the download just give me expanded features?
Thanks Jim K

pziecina wrote:
Hi
The spry framework is built into cs4, and you do not need to download it.
PZ
Some parts of Spry are build in to CS4. Not all functionality is included in DW. For example, the Spry Rating, autoSuggest, slidingpanels are not in DW and can only be found in the full Spry download.
Also other data formats like JSON, nested JSON, nested XML, tsv and csv support is not build in. And last but not least there are allot of Spry utitlies not build in to Dreamweaver. Its save to say that 50% of Spry has been integrated in to DW. The rest of the more advanced functionality can only be found the complete download.
Greets,
Arnout, Adobe Spry Community Expert

Discontinue the Spry Framework

In response to http://blogs.adobe.com/dreamweaver/2012/08/update-on-adobe-spry-framework-availability.htm l#comment-1826
I must express my DEEPEST DISAPPOINTMENT with Adobe for such a dis heartening move to discontiue this framework.
I have been using Adobe Spry Framework from inception and found the capabilities of at least the DataSet Object frameworks to be the most easiet, fast, effective implementation of frameworks when it comes to dealing with data/ external data display and manipulation EVER. It has been the goto framework for almost ALL of my data driven web applications and has proven to me to be BY FAR a superior advantage over using any MVC or another Ajax based framework that I have encountered.
To learn of its discontinuation after years of hope and promise of futher development of the framework with such a huge potential is really heart wrenching. I do hope that someone else will take up the regins to which Adobe has so cowardly let go of and continue to progress this framework into a new aged design specimen that it should be.
I personally though lacking in the extensive knowledge of the frameworks inner workings and expreience in javascript or framework development for that matter...will be one to TRY to develop it as much as I can. But will lend ANY SUPPORT that I can as limited only by my knowledge and experience to futher the success of this framework to any lengths to make it as great as it has always been and could be.
Sincerest Ice.
LONG LIVE SPRY FRAMEWORK

Thank you, Ben. This was the information that I needed.
Alas, I don't follow this forum specifically, although, I do lurk now and then to get answers to specific questions.
Re the shake issue. Gosh, I guess I fixed it and never came back (my apologies) or the whole thing went a different direction. It's been so long.
Thanks, again.
J.

Is Spry Framework discontinued or not?

Last Adobe's message is 30 April 2010, after… nothing to nothing
I have understand ajax/html5 are enemies of the Flash technology but please send us a clear message… Spry is discontinued or not?

Adobe always been a closed company when it comes to releases of products.
The same practise is applied to the Adobe Spry Framework. They did release
Spry 1.7 a while ago, but the developer adoption of this is rather slow. I have been
using Spry 1.7 in production for a few months now. And created a few widgets for it
. It works great, but Spry 1.6.1 is still the shipping version of Dreamweaver.
The Spry team actually consists of Dreamweaver core developers, so there focus
is not only Spry, but also Dreamweaver and the intergration of other libraries in to
Dreamweaver.
Idealy Spry should have been open sourced so developers can submit patches and
speed up the development of framework. But because Spry is also a product of
Dreamweaver this would mean that they are actually "selling" the code. I still have
hopes of this happening in terms of CLA for contributors.
Anyways, I doubt Spry is dead.. They are just having a radio silence

Spry framework interoperability with ATLAS

Hi.
I’m trying to use the spry framework with MS ASP.NET
and the ATLAST AJAX framework. I’m trying to port the photo
album demo pages. However when ever I add
<atlas:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server"
/> tag into the code all the spry:region / spry:repeat tags
doesn’t seem to work. Has anyone observed this behavior
before. Any suggestions are much appreciated. Code sample is shown
below
Thanks
Bhathiya
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0
Transitional//EN" "
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head runat="server">
<title>Untitled Page</title>
<script type="text/javascript"
src="js/xpath.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript"
src="js/SpryData.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
var dsPhotos = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("….",
</script>
</head>
<body>
<form id="form1" runat="server">
<atlas:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server"
/>
<asp:Panel ID="Panel4" runat="server">
<div spry:region="dsPhotos">
<table>
<tr spry:repeat="dsPhotos">
<td>{sitename}</td>
</tr>
</table>
</div>
</asp:Panel>
</form>
</body>
</html>

Hi Bhathiya,
We haven't yet done the slightest testing with Spry and
Atlas together.
Seeing runat="server" on a client side library makes me
wonder what the final output of the page is.
I will log a bug on this and we can check it out.
Thanks for the info.
Donald Booth
Adobe Spry Team

Logging Framework for AIR

Hi All,
I am looking for some good logging framework for both AIR and
RIA application. I am new to flex so hoping some links from the
forum people. It would be nice if you guys can provide any link for
that framework where i can seee the example of how to use the
logging in AIR and RIA.
Thanks in advance
~hStrong

Not so much a framework, but I have a logging class I use for
debugging purposes in my Ajax AIR app. It's written in javascript,
but I'm sure that you could rewrite it for flash or flex if you
needed to.
http://www.ear-fung.us/apps/airlogger/
you just include the JS file I have posted on my site and log
to the file using log.write("message here");
It'll put a log file on your desktop with all sorts of debug
related goodness.

Selection of a mobile framework - for enterprise mobility app.

There have been many plethora of mobility frameworks (e.g Kony, HTML5 based frameworks) that have same features as Cordova - write your code once and run it on multiple platforms. Some are free,others are not. Having recently implemented enterprise mobility app (integrating with ECC, CRM) using one such framework, there are a certain I would like to consider before choosing a framework:
a) How easy it to build security into the app (the login module)?
b) How do I know that the requests for my data is an authenticated source?
c) How good is the vendor support with plugins, upgrades to SDK?
d) For frameworks that are free, do vendors really pay attention to issues that you are facing during (very specific to) your implementation.
e) Scalability of the framework to support the app with newer mobile OSs, mobility sets (Motorola, Micromax, Blackberry), tabs.
f) All mobile sets have limited memory at most to 2GB (or little more). How will the framework help in viewing huge amount of data that is there in SAP?
From my experience, I would say it is big pain, implementing a enterprise mobility app with open framework adhering with the go live dates.
SAP products are more easy to handle. A lot of featues comes inbuilt. Mobile apps comes as pre-packaged apps. One needs to customize it according to it needs. Product support from SAP is remarkable. Implementing and going live with such product becomes automatically easy adhering to the timelines. So is the maintenance. But of course comes the licensing price for SAP.

Sukanta Rudra,
I love to work with SAP products and so i m in SAP. Having worked on several other mobile applications before , i can clearly see the ease in development of Enterprise applications using SAP products portfolio.
Often I have seem blogs in SCN, advocating for frameworks other than that of SAP. No harm
Please mention the blogs as a reference for more understanding. I can always only see Cordova / appcelerator being the recommended platforms by SAP for cross platforms development.
SAP Partners with Adobe-Cordova/phonegap , Appcelerator, Sencha (the three big players in cross platform development)
Developer Announcement: Third Party Tools
SAP Drives Openness and Choice for Millions of Mobile App Developers
More over i have worked mostly on all the three for a while and have experienced the ease in development with cordova.
Also the HWC (Hybrid Web Container ) - the former way for developing hybrid applications on SAP Mobile Platform till 2.x has Cordova/phonegap plugins inbuilt in it. Literally it followed the approch of Cordova and ui framework was of Jquery Mobile .
But Now with the release of SMP 3.X things are completely under the control of developer. There are no restrictions to use a particular framework for development and developers are free to use their choice for development (SMP 3.x highlights BYOT - Bring Your Own Tools for Developers).
Adding to above , just would like to mention there are few products mainly focused and developed on cordova technology (KAPSEL plugins, Appbuilder, Fiori Client , River RDE in future integrating Kapsel plugins)
SMP 3.x is all open for developers , we are free to use any platform as per our requirements and convenience now.
PLease have a look at these videos on how SMP 3.x strategy stands for
My experience has been using Kony-SKY framework for developing the mobility apps (not mobile web). SKY plugins has been certified by SAP, to be used for developing mobility applications. (SAP does embrace other vendors). My questions pointed out above, was out of the struggles we had while implementing the project. Many at times, I felt I was reinventing the same tools while integrating into the SAP backends.
I am not a Kony guy, but will surely look into this and would check if i can help you.But out of my experience with Cordova /HWC/ Kapsel , it was satisfactory.
I presume you might have used/using SAP's Fiori apps, SAPUI5, mobile architecture and would like to gather some more information very specific to SAP's environment. I have no experience now on delivering apps using SAP's products. Maybe three months from now, I would get deep with 'SAP Fiori UX and SAP Screen Personas'. Maybe you could throw some light on few more queries.
Yeah , thanks to SAP for Fiori being out of License now and UI5 an Opensource. I have had the opportunity to also work and implement Fiori transnational applications and also develop Custom UI5 applications .
Note : Personas is really a good product , but on the down side is n't responsive in nature , so might not be a best fit for mobile devices
How are builds generated for different platforms? (Android uses.apk, Blackberry uses .cod, iPhone uses .ipa)
I can help you understand this with an Android Phone Gap project example
Typically Native Android apps are developed using Core Java.
Initially all the Core libraries of Android and java are loaded with import command
import android.os.Bundle;
Now Cordova libraries are added to existing libraries
import android.os.Bundle;
import org.apache.cordova.*;
and Android uses the concept activities and layout for screen navigation and designing.
and by default any android project should have an activity and layout for launching the application, for which the code looks something similar to this
setContentView(R.layout.main);
so , a Relative layout is initially launched as main view.
As mentioned in the blog in " How does it actually work section " cordova loads web views instead of the native layouts /activities
How Does it actually work ?
Technically the User Interface of a Cordova Application is effectively a WebView that occupies the complete screen and runs in the native Container. So , it is the same web view that is used by the Native Operating systems. This purely means that only the Native Containers changes according to the OS and internally the web pages remain the same. (Since the browser rendering of webpages are different for each operating systems)
For       IOS it is UIWebView class
             Android it is in android.webkit.webview
             Windows it is WebViewClass and the similar goes to other OS .
This line of code is responsible for that
super.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/www/index.html");
our developed web applications should reside in the above mentioned location to access as any native web view
also few other hacks are to be done at
public class [appname]Activity extends Activity {
to
public class [appname] Activity extends DroidGap {
and to the android manifest file accordingly to get the permissions
Now internally the android applications works just like any native applications but accessing the web applications files in the web view. and just generates the .apk accordingly to the application.
Say a query is executed from a mobility app, say the result set is some 1000 rows, how does the data fetch mechanism work. Do you use some delta data fetch mechanism?
if i were to handle this , would try to filter this out to sections. Lets imagine huge PO s are resulted upon a query, i would try to create some sections/categories for Unreleased/Open/Approved /... and again try to perform some dynamic filter operations on each category selection/ or make use of pagination property to move across the items/records
Also user would not be interested to scroll and search for his item from a huge collection of items.
More over for handling of huge records Native approach is preferred to Hybrid/mobile web.
When a mobility connection snaps while the user is using the app, does the app stop immediately? Or rather how is user informed about non availability of the network connection?
Lets assume two cases here
1) Complete Online application
2) Online Offline Application
1) If user is trying to access the data from the application , since this being an online application , a proper network connectivity id to be checked properly before making any request .
for phone gap/cordova , Network Object helps us to check if network connectivity is available to make any request. else throw an alert to check the connectivity/ turn on the connectivity.
Similarly a Connectivity manager API exists for Android . Here is an example. Same would apply for other OS also.
2) For online - offline application . user wouldn't be able to read records from back end , but can perform other necessary operations on the device, and once the device gets connected to network, can sync with the back end . An alert should be thrown to inform the user about the loss in network connectivity and the limitations in accessing the data .
Build/release mechanism and subsequent tracking for mobility apps for periodic release of apps - say there would regular fixes to bugs, upgrades to framework SDK, device OSs might get upgraded - Is there a tool for tracking all these, etc
Yes. MDM tools are perfect fit for these. Afaria and Mocana are doing well now.
And, anything that you would like to share, related to SAPs environment, that makes implementation easier.
SAP Mobility is really booming and will grow , dominate in enterprise mobility in future.
For our understanding:
Let us know for more.
Edit :
IG is a part of SMP 3 but not a separate component as NWG
Regards
Virinchy
Message was edited by: Virinchy P

Should I use a MVC framework for an large RIA application

The book of "Adobe Flex 3 Training from the Source" does not
talk about any MVC frameworks in its
eCommerce example. I think Flex's events, functions, and mx
components are MVC already. Do they have to be in separate file to
call them MVC? I do not find that core Flex is harder to read and
understand than using a MVC framework. I think using the MVC
framework would hurt the performance because too many additional
events are dispatched. Any comments?

MVC is one design pattern that is pretty darn useful for a
lot of applications, IMHO. There are frameworks that more or less
force you to think in MVC pattern terms, like Cairngorm and
PureMVC. But you certainly don't need to use a framework to create
an overall design pattern of model, view, controller. However, it
sure can make it easier if you're doing a large project. The book
you're talking about is a good example. They don't use a framework
but they have tried to use a form of MVC in the way that they
implement all the components to ensure things are loosely coupled.
As far as hurting performance, I'm no expert but there are so
many thousands of events occurring all the time in Flex that you
might actually enhance performance if you take more control by
using custom events of your own creation within a well designed
framework.
I'm a fan of the Mate because I get it and it doesn't impose
a strict structure like Cairngorm. I don't have a whole lot of
experience with OOP (though I'm sure getting it thanks to this
forum). Many others have their own opinions and will surely
recommend other frameworks. However, the bottom line is that if
you're doing a big project, I would think it would be a huge help
to at least have a conceptual framework approach in your mind, if
not part of the code.
Here's a video intro to Mate
http://tinyurl.com/mateintro

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