Webservice, actionscript 3 and flash

Hi,
a simple question : Is it possible to use webservice with
actionscript 3.0 and flash?
I know it was possible with actionscript 2.0 and actionscript
3.0 with flex, but under flash....
Thanks,
Pascal

Pascal,
> I don't find the three classes show on Michel's page
> :Operation, OperationEvent and WebService. I get
> a unique item instead called as3webservice whose
> icon looks also different...
The single component is in your Library, which is all you
need. Just
start coding, and the classes should work just fine.
The three items showing on his website are taken from a
snapshot of an
older version of the component. Pieter changed it at my
request when I
discovered that his component didn't work in Flash CS4 (it
does now). That
wasn't his fault, by the way ... in fact, it wasn't anyone's
fault. Adobe
engineers corrected a bug in the way components are
implemented in CS4, and
that fix meant Pieter had to recreate his component ... which
may also be
true for many component developers.
Here's a free tutorial at Community MX on a suggested usage
scenario for
this component (in fact, this is an excertp from the book I
mentioned) ...
http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=2266C
David Stiller
Adobe Community Expert
Dev blog,
http://www.quip.net/blog/
"Luck is the residue of good design."

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Thanks Arun!
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2010 11:44:10 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: How can I use LCCS with ActionScript 3 and Flash CS4?
Hi,
Welcome to the LCCS world.
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Can anyone recommend any good books on leaning actionscript for flash?

Can anyone recommend any good books on leaning actionscript
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Intermediate level
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come to terms with the simple stuff like goto – basic
variables – load mov – enough to programme up website
navigation.
I ideally want to learn more about the dynamic side of flash,
mostly for designing user interfaces and websites etc
I’m after a book that doesn’t get too heavy too
fast yet I’m a little past the more basic functions
Any thoughts?
Cheers

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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.
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i discovered recently that a swf build with Flash 8 IDE, published for Flash Player 8 get a different size when published with Flash CS4 IDE.
You can reproduce that effect with all sort of swf.
I did a report for each publish (same .fla into Flash 8 IDE and Flash CS4 IDE)
The result was : all vector graphics, all fonts, all bitmaps, all actionscript code increased
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      1          14419          14419    Séquence 1 (Image d'exportation des classes AS 2.0)
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Séquence 1                           86           132                     0
Symbole                       Forme octets    Texte octets    ActionScript octets
clip_circle                           69             0                     0
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Arial                         14056     !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy z{|}~ˆ˜–—‘’‚“”„†‡•…‰‹›€™
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Séquence 1                          103           174                     0
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clip_circle                           91             0                     0
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ANN: Deep discount on some DW 8 and Flash 8 books

Amazon.com is offering some amazing discounts on several
Dreamweaver 8
and Flash 8 books, including my "Foundation PHP for
Dreamweaver 8",
which is currently just $8.00 (80% discount). Other heavily
discounted
books are:
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David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
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ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

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> Amazon.com is offering some amazing discounts on several
Dreamweaver 8 and
> Flash 8 books, including my "Foundation PHP for
Dreamweaver 8", which is
> currently just $8.00 (80% discount). Other heavily
discounted books are:
>
> "Foundation Web Design with Dreamweaver 8" - $10.23 (71%
discount)
> "Foundation ActionScript for Flash 8" - $13.16 (71%
discount)
> "Foundation Flash 8" - $10.83 (71% discount)
> "Foundation Flash 8 Video" - $9.00 (80% discount)
>
> I contacted friends of ED to find out why two of my
books (I co-authored
> the ActionScript one) were being so heavily discounted,
as an 80% discount
> usually indicates the book has been remaindered by the
publisher. The
> answer is that this appears to be an Amazon promotion,
as the books in
> question have not been remaindered. I have no idea how
long these bargain
> prices will last, but if you were planning to buy a DW 8
or Flash 8 book,
> this might be a good opportunity.
>
> --
> David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
> Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3"
(friends of ED)
> Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
>
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Hello everyone!
I'm planning to do a project that would involve AE and Flash
integration. Here's a short concept:
In AE I'll make a city that consist of 4 main buildings
placed on a circle parth - each building will represent one part of
a page (First one for About us, second one for Portfolio and so
on).
If user clicked on one building, the city would rotate until
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"Automatic conversion performed to update your ActionScript to Flash 2004"

Hello,
I am curious if anyone else has encountered the following:
quote:
Automactic conversion performed to update your ActionScript
to Flash MX 2004:
* The old string congatenation operator '&' was converted
to 'add'
quote:
Automactic conversion performed to update your ActionScript
to Flash MX 2004:
* Functions were converted to the new recommended case (e.g.
GetProperty-->getProperty)
quote:
Automactic conversion performed to update your ActionScript
to Flash MX 2004:
* x op y was converted to Number(x) op Number(y) for
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ago and I have never seen them before. They appeared after I tested
a movie (control + enter) inside the production environment. I ran
searches on Macromedia's website, forums, and Google on the opening
statement and they did not return any results.
I am using ActionScript 2.0 in Flash MX Professional 2004 on
the PC.
Thanks for any help or insight.

You're awesome LuigiL,
No, the file was created in Flash MX Professional 2004 as a
Flash 7 file. It was never saved down or saved up.
As for CPU cooking, that could be something. I am in the U.S.
but I was debugging this at the time:
quote:
256 levels of recursion were exceeded in one action list.
This is probably an infinite loop.
Further execution of actions has been disabled in this movie.
I left the test movie running in the background while I was
hitting up the boards for what was an 'action list'. After about
five to ten minutes of searching I came back to Flash and saw those
messages in the output window. I think I am going to test this
again--since I have yet to fix my original problem--to see if I can
recreate it.
Thanks for your help so far!

Difference between fl and flash libraries?

(new to cs3 - java expert...)
I'm trying to write some action script to set the default
focus of a text component when the applications run...
It seems there is a fl.managers.FocusManager that
could/should do it... but for some reason, I cannot import that
package into my AS. I can import an arbitrary
flash.<something>.somthing.
Question - In the AS editor, there is a menu (plus sign (+)
icon) with all(?) the available packages/classes, languange
constructs, etc. Should I be able to use them all? Is there a
difference between "fl" and "flash" - assuming "fl" is for Flash
just like the product logo "fl"?
thanks a bunch.

Craig,
> Is there a difference between "fl" and "flash" -
assuming "fl"
> is for Flash just like the product logo "fl"?
The fl packages are top level classes based on ECMAScript,
while the
flash packages are specifically Flash Player APIs.
> for some reason, I cannot import
[fl.managers.FocusManager]
> into my AS
Are you writing timeline-based code, or a class file? Have
you tried
the sample code shown in the FocusManager entry of the
ActionScript 3.0
Language Reference?
David Stiller
Adobe Community Expert
Dev blog,
http://www.quip.net/blog/
"Luck is the residue of good design."

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