Kommentare für universal.adapter http://blog.ubigrate.de Lückenlos zwischen digitaler und realer Welt Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:09:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Kommentar zu Flexible Module Loader – a handy tool to review modules in Adobe Flex 3 (Air) von Mihai http://blog.ubigrate.de/2009/05/07/flexible-module-loader/comment-page-1/#comment-9046 Mihai Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:09:26 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=600#comment-9046 Hi again, Sorry, I tried again and it load my modules, after restart the application. Mihai Hi again,

Sorry, I tried again and it load my modules, after restart the application.

Mihai

]]> Kommentar zu Flexible Module Loader – a handy tool to review modules in Adobe Flex 3 (Air) von Mihai http://blog.ubigrate.de/2009/05/07/flexible-module-loader/comment-page-1/#comment-9044 Mihai Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:03:05 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=600#comment-9044 Hi I tried this application. Tried to load some swf modules that load some fonts and display they intro a label repeater. This applications doesn't load my modules. Mihai Hi
I tried this application. Tried to load some swf modules that load some fonts and display they intro a label repeater.
This applications doesn’t load my modules.

Mihai

]]> Kommentar zu Creating Flex UIs in Java – A Short Tutorial von Jay http://blog.ubigrate.de/2008/11/25/creating-flex-uis-in-java-a-short-tutorial/comment-page-1/#comment-8486 Jay Wed, 23 Dec 2009 15:30:13 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=279#comment-8486 Thanks for the great Tutorial, it's great when people share this sort of concise knowledge. I will pay it forward. Thanks for the great Tutorial, it’s great when people share this sort of concise knowledge. I will pay it forward.

]]> Kommentar zu R2-D2 für’s Kinderzimmer: Lego Mindstorms NXT von Mohammed Shehata http://blog.ubigrate.de/2008/06/27/mindstorms/comment-page-1/#comment-7947 Mohammed Shehata Tue, 01 Dec 2009 19:13:54 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=32#comment-7947 i wonder if there are another simulator program to edit and run your mindstorms programs on computer instead of downloading it into the robot and test it ? have you any idea about it ? please update me on the contact page on my site ? i wonder if there are another simulator program to edit and run your mindstorms programs on computer instead of downloading it into the robot and test it ? have you any idea about it ?

please update me on the contact page on my site ?

]]> Kommentar zu Flexible Module Loader – a handy tool to review modules in Adobe Flex 3 (Air) von Simon Biemer http://blog.ubigrate.de/2009/05/07/flexible-module-loader/comment-page-1/#comment-6763 Simon Biemer Mon, 19 Oct 2009 08:22:36 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=600#comment-6763 Hi Raymond, you have to import the component of your module. For example your module component is 'TestModule.mxml'. In your example, the code must look like this: var module:TestModule = factory.create() as TestModule; (FlexBuilder will automatically import your TestModule component, including 'import components.TestModule;' in your parent application) Now, you can call every property or function of the module like 'moduls.testFunction()' or 'module.width = 100;'... Greetings, Simon Hi Raymond, you have to import the component of your module. For example your module component is ‘TestModule.mxml’. In your example, the code must look like this:

var module:TestModule = factory.create() as TestModule;

(FlexBuilder will automatically import your TestModule component, including ‘import components.TestModule;’ in your parent application)

Now, you can call every property or function of the module like ‘moduls.testFunction()’ or ‘module.width = 100;’…

Greetings, Simon

]]> Kommentar zu Flexible Module Loader – a handy tool to review modules in Adobe Flex 3 (Air) von Raymond http://blog.ubigrate.de/2009/05/07/flexible-module-loader/comment-page-1/#comment-6669 Raymond Thu, 15 Oct 2009 00:09:05 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=600#comment-6669 Hi Simon, Thanks for the quick response. I believe you are referring to the following line of code : var factory:IFlexModuleFactory = IFlexModuleFactory(e.target); var module:Module = factory.create() as Module; How did you import your module component in the parent application ? I don't think you are referring to import mx.modules.Module; Hi Simon,

Thanks for the quick response. I believe you are referring to the following line of code :

var factory:IFlexModuleFactory = IFlexModuleFactory(e.target);
var module:Module = factory.create() as Module;

How did you import your module component in the parent application ? I don’t think you are referring to import mx.modules.Module;

]]> Kommentar zu Flexible Module Loader – a handy tool to review modules in Adobe Flex 3 (Air) von Simon Biemer http://blog.ubigrate.de/2009/05/07/flexible-module-loader/comment-page-1/#comment-6656 Simon Biemer Wed, 14 Oct 2009 15:20:30 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=600#comment-6656 Hi Raymond, it wasn't implemented yet, but i tried it out and it works fine. I chose a very simple way. I don't know if it is flexible enough for your problem, but at least it is one way how it works. In your handler, which is called after the 'ready' event, you create your module with the interface <em>IFlexModuleFactory</em>, something like <em>factory.create()</em>. At this point, you have to cast the created <em>Object </em> to your Module.mxml. For example your module is <em>TestModule.mxml</em> than call <em>factory.create() as TestModule</em> and write it at a variable of your choice. Now you can call every property or function of the module. However there is still one problem. You have to make an import of your module component in the parent application. If this is no problem in your scenario, than we have fixed your problem. Hope I could have helped you again. Greeting Simon Hi Raymond,
it wasn’t implemented yet, but i tried it out and it works fine. I chose a very simple way. I don’t know if it is flexible enough for your problem, but at least it is one way how it works.
In your handler, which is called after the ‘ready’ event, you create your module with the interface IFlexModuleFactory, something like factory.create(). At this point, you have to cast the created Object to your Module.mxml. For example your module is TestModule.mxml than call factory.create() as TestModule and write it at a variable of your choice. Now you can call every property or function of the module.
However there is still one problem. You have to make an import of your module component in the parent application. If this is no problem in your scenario, than we have fixed your problem. Hope I could have helped you again.
Greeting Simon

]]> Kommentar zu Flexible Module Loader – a handy tool to review modules in Adobe Flex 3 (Air) von Raymond http://blog.ubigrate.de/2009/05/07/flexible-module-loader/comment-page-1/#comment-6618 Raymond Tue, 13 Oct 2009 04:58:25 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=600#comment-6618 Hi, Simon, I wonder if you have tried successfully to send parameters from the parent to the child module using the following technique published by ESOFTHEAD ? i am at my ends trying to get the parameters across to the child module. In order to recognise the child module, i don't seem to have a choice but to use the tag. How would you use moduleLoader with the ESOFTHEAD's sample ? Hi, Simon,

I wonder if you have tried successfully to send parameters from the parent to the child module using the following technique published by ESOFTHEAD ?

i am at my ends trying to get the parameters across to the child module. In order to recognise the child module, i don’t seem to have a choice but to use the tag.

How would you use moduleLoader with the ESOFTHEAD’s sample ?

]]> Kommentar zu “Allianz Digitaler Warenfluss” gestartet von Jürgen Anke http://blog.ubigrate.de/2009/02/07/allianz-digitaler-warenfluss-gestartet/comment-page-1/#comment-6090 Jürgen Anke Mon, 21 Sep 2009 10:01:25 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=484#comment-6090 Mark, I have not heard of Together als BPM solution. When it comes to business process modelling, IDS Scheer might be a good place to start. If you are interested in detecting event patterns in data streams (complex event processing), our partner RTM Realtime-Monitoring could be of useful. -Jürgen Mark,

I have not heard of Together als BPM solution. When it comes to business process modelling, IDS Scheer might be a good place to start. If you are interested in detecting event patterns in data streams (complex event processing), our partner RTM Realtime-Monitoring could be of useful.

-Jürgen

]]> Kommentar zu “Allianz Digitaler Warenfluss” gestartet von Mark http://blog.ubigrate.de/2009/02/07/allianz-digitaler-warenfluss-gestartet/comment-page-1/#comment-6086 Mark Mon, 21 Sep 2009 08:09:13 +0000 http://blog.ubigrate.com/?p=484#comment-6086 Are there programs to create and manage BPM? I have heard of "Together" solution InterSystems (http://www.intersystemsbenelux.com) you know the solution? Are there programs to create and manage BPM? I have heard of “Together” solution InterSystems (http://www.intersystemsbenelux.com) you know the solution?

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