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This is a demo in which by using flash we can create a dynamic text web-page. You're going to see it's application in my future blogs. We can create flash applications in which the swf will take care of calculations, etc. and the webpage text would get updated from inside. Demo: This text will get re-written over here by using  id="fl2htmltop"  and clicking on the provided button. Similarly, this text will also get re-written by using  id="fl2htmlbottom". Note: <param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always" /> <div id="fl2htmltop">Sample text to re-written over here.</div> <div id="fl2htmlbottom">Sample text to re-written over here.</div>

This program is a number base converter. It's working is described below: Number (in base a )  à  Change base from base a to b   à   Number (in base b ) or N a   à  Change base  à   N b where, N a = Number (in base a ) N b = Number (in base b ) Enter the input Number & it's Base and enter the ouput Number & it's Base. Then press convert button.

I have developed this net connection checker utility tool to check the net connection at real-time. It is of great help while developing or testing FMS or Red5 based application. The user is only required to put the URL of that media server. Note :  FMS stands for Adobe's Flash Media Server RED5 is a name of an open source media server

To install Adobe AIR run-time on Android emulator, follow this format for creating the batch file: Format: $ [drive-name]: $ cd "[path-to-android-sdk]\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools" $ adb -e install -r "[path-to-AIR-runtime-apk-file]" Sample for Adobe Flash CS5.5 : $ d: $ cd "D:\Programs\android-sdk_r15-windows\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools" $ adb -e install -r "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash CS5.5\AIR2.6\runtimes\air\android\emulator\Runtime.apk" Sample for Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 : $ d: $ cd "D:\Programs\android-sdk_r15-windows\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools" $ adb -e install -r "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4.5\sdks\4.5.0\runtimes\air\android\emulator\Runtime.apk" Note : The system should have Adobe Flash CS5.5 installed prior to running this batch file.

To install an Android application file (*.apk) on Emulator, follow these steps: Step-1 : Create a blank batch file. Step-2 : Open the file in editor. Step-3 : Copy the format: $ [drive-name]: $ cd "[actual-path-to-android-sdk-folder]\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools" $ adb -e install -r "[actual-path-to-apk-file]" Step-4 : Paste it in the file. Step-5 : Replace the instruction-text inside square-bracket with the actual paths. Step-6 : Verify it, if it looks similar to the sample given below: $ d: $ cd "D:\Programs\android-sdk_r15-windows\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools" $ adb -e install -r "D:\Workshop\Flash\ANDROID\test1\test1.apk" Step-7 : Save the file. Now double-click the batch file to install the app in android emulator. Note : This method can be used while development when the developer need to install the *.apk file again and again.

To create the batch file to open the emulator via command-line, follow the steps given below: Step-1 : Create a blank batch file. Step-2 : Copy this format: $ [drive-name]: $ cd [path-to-android-sdk]\android-sdk-windows\tools $ emulator -avd [android-emulator-name] Step-3 : Paste it in the batch file. Step-4 : Edit the instruction-text inside square-bracket accordingly. Step-5 : Verify the modified text, if it looks similar to the one given below: $ d: $ cd D:\Programs\android-sdk_r15-windows\android-sdk-windows\tools $ emulator -avd AndroidSimulator Step-6 : Save the file. Now the batch file is ready to be used. Just double-click on the batch-file to run the emulator.

Flash movieclip architecture: <movieclip name="tab_mc"> <frameset> <frame name="normal"> <textfield name="caption" framespan="4"></textfield> <graphics color="#333333"></graphics> </frame> <frame name="over"> <graphics color="#666666"></graphics> </frame> <frame name="down"> <graphics color="#999999"></graphics> </frame> <frame name="disabled"> <graphics color="#333333" alpha="0.7"></graphics> </frame> </frameset> </movieclip> <movieclip name="tabbar_mc"> <frameset> <frame> <movieclip name="tab1" instanceof="{tab_mc}"></movieclip> <movieclip name="tab2" instanceof="{tab_mc}"></movieclip> <m

The movieclip format would be like this: <movieclip name="controller_mc" width="200"> <frameset> <frame name="left"> <movieclip name="slider_mc" x="0" width="100"></movieclip> <graphics framespan="2"> <textfield name="caption1">ON</textfield> <textfield name="caption2">OFF</textfield> </graphics> </frame> <frame name="right"> <movieclip name="slider_mc" x="100" width="100"></movieclip> </frame> </frameset> </movieclip> The source code of the class is given below: package engine.ui { import flash.display.MovieClip; import flash.events.MouseEvent; /** * ... * @author Abhishek Kumar */ public class CToggleSwitch { private var Container:MovieClip; private var proceed:Function; private var toggle:

Algorithm-1 Is is using horizontal and vertical lines to create grid. public function main(maxRows:int, maxColumns:int):void { var containerWidth:Number = Container.width - 1; var containerHeight:Number = Container.height - 1; var cellWidth:Number = containerWidth / maxRows; var cellHeight:Number = containerHeight / maxColumns; var sprite:Sprite = drawGrid(maxRows, maxColumns, cellWidth, cellHeight, containerWidth, containerHeight); sprite.name = 'grid'; Container.addChild(sprite); } public function destroy():void { Container.removeChild(Container.getChildByName('grid')); } private function drawGrid(rowCount:Number, colCount:Number, rowGap:Number, colGap:Number, rowLen:Number, colLen:Number):Sprite { var sprite:Sprite = new Sprite(); var position:Number; var shapeRow:Shape = new Shape(); for (var i:int = 0; i <= rowCount; i++) { position = rowGap * i; shapeRow = drawLine(position, 0, position, colLen); sprite.addChild(shapeRow);

Way-1: JSON Here is a representation of a Movieclip architecture in JSON format. { movieclip: { name: 'controller_mc', data: { frame: [ { name: 'normal', data: { textfield: { name: 'caption', framespan: '4' }, graphics: { color: '#333333' } } }, { name: 'over', data: { graphics: { color: '#666666' } } }, { name: 'down', data: { graphics: { color: '#999999' } } }, { name: 'disabled', data: { graphics: { color: '#333333', alpha: '0.7' } } } ] } } } The same pseu

Here is the pseudo code for the flash application architecture of custom-button movieclip. <movieclip name="controller_mc"> <frameset> <frame name="normal"> <textfield name="caption" framespan="4"></textfield> <graphics color="#333333"></graphics> </frame> <frame name="over"> <graphics color="#666666"></graphics> </frame> <frame name="down"> <graphics color="#999999"></graphics> </frame> <frame name="disabled"> <graphics color="#333333" alpha="0.7"></graphics> </frame> </frameset> </movieclip> The controller class of the custom button. package engine.ui { import flash.display.MovieClip; import flash.events.MouseEvent; /** * ... * @author Abhishek Kumar */ public class CButton { p

This application was made for demo purpose that by using flash technologies the understanding of the concept can be made a lot easier for the learner.

The application can encrypt or decrypt a message based on the provided key. It is using Blowfish algorithm to do so.

The Compiler Agent is a GUI based desktop application to work on top of command-line. It can speed-up your command-line repetitive work, like compiling a program again and again. To use this application, user can set a template for command-line parameters. Then browse & select files/folders to insert the path in the template. Download Link:  CompilerAgent_v3.3.zip The screen-shots of the application are given below:

Let me share my experience of creating a mobile-site using using jQuery Mobile for one of my client heistinsurance.com . They already have the website for desktops. It is based on WordPress . Now they want a mobile-site for the same. And they choose to use the same database for the form submission, so that there will be a single point of reference. Though it was a bit tricky but somehow I had successfully completed the project. Here is the snapshot. Link:  http://heistinsurance.com/m/ Since I was using jquery-mobile for mobilesite development but the main website was based on WordPress  So it became very difficult to merge these technologies & platforms. The jquery-mobile is a JavaScript based client-side framework while WordPress is php based server-side framework. So the major challenge I had faced was to merge these technologies. One way is to write a script that can insert the submitted form-data directly into the database. But it is not that easy in WordPress