Pocketguide: AIR for JavaScript Developers
Die aktuelle Version des Buchs Adobe AIR for JavaScript Developers Pocketguide als pdf (1.2mb).
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AIR Beta 3 Beispiele
Kevin Hoyt hat 41 AIR Beispiele zusammengetragen.
Auf diese Weise lässt sich eine Menge lernen: Accessing data in the embedded SQLite database, Save images of Yahoo! Maps to local disk as PNG, Scaling down a selected image, Uploading a file in the background und viels mehr.
AIR Lesestoff
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Setting Up an AIR Application with File Associations
With AIR you can associate any file type with your AIR applications. This means, when opened, an associated file will open itself in your AIR application. This greatly streamlines your ability to work with external files when using them with AIR applications. This tutorial shows you how that can be done.
und Using the encrypted local store feature
For most developers, security is a prime concern when developing web applications: Password fields, SSL connections, and likely additional measures on the server. What happens when you’re developing a desktop application for Adobe AIR where there is no server? With features like file IO, you could clearly store sensitive information on disk, but you don’t want to use plain text. This article explores the encrypted local store feature in Adobe AIR to help you protect your users’ data.
Adobe AIR Tutorials
www.adobeairtutorials.com - tutorials and other resources to help you get started with Adobe AIR development.
AIR Beispiele
Zwei AIR Beispiele von Mike Chambers: HTML Editor with live preview
This example demonstrates:
- Using the File API to write a string to a file
- Using the HTML Control within an application to render a string of HTML
- Using the File.browseForSave API to open a native save dialog.
Here is a simple example that shows how to enable your Adobe AIR application to accept native drag and drop operations.
This is a simple application that allows you to drag a text file into the application and then view its contents.