NuggViewer(V2.0) released

NuggViewer(V2.0): Adobe AIR tool made by myself that allows you to view Nugg files

• This requires of course the AIR RunTime
• Click me to download it !

More information on my web site: http://www.pierre-godart.be

SDN NUGG file available !!

The missing file related to the article I wrote on SDN is available on my web site (page download)!!

Own web site is running in beta version...

... and this is the occasion to put the "Nugg viewer (V1.2) " available in the dowload page !!!
So my Web site is locate here: click me to get there!

Flex DataGrid cannot handle complex XML

I have an XML like:

...and it seems that you cannot bind the node PhoneNumbers/PhoneNumber in the datagrid using something like:
< mx:datagridcolumn datafield="PhoneNumbers.PhoneNumber.@id"
So, to archieve it, you can use the "labelFunction" to get access to the nested structure...but I prefer to re-build a flat XML from the original one!
So, the solution I found: I use a getter/setter for my bindable XMLListCollection property, and in the setter, I create the "flat copy"
Not clear?

Here is the code:



Last minute: a *VERY* interesting article that explains how to deal with nested XML structures: link.

Article on SDN

Cool, I wrote a little tool in Abap to extract data, so that I can see them in a graphical format...and it has been published on the SAP Developer Network: here. The sad thing is that the embedded files within the document haven't been correctly imported to the web site :-(

htmlText in TextArea

It seems normal that when you pass "<" or ">" in an HTML component for rendering, you get something wrong, but the implementation of the mx:TextArea is quite weird! It stops all the rendering! Meaning, if you have this character in the first HTML line, all the rest of your page doesn't appears! (This was a bug in the NuggViewer => fixed now)

How to use AIR files without administrator rights?

Or, to reformulate the question:

• How to put an AIR application on an USB key?
• How to use an AIR application without having to put some things in the window registry?
• How to use an AIR application without having to launch the AIR runtime installer?
  

What I did:

• I use the AIR Debug Launcher (ADL) from the AIR SDK: "It allows you to test an AIR application without having to package and install it"
• You can find it in the AIR SDK directory: Bin\adl.exe
• Just drag and drop (or use command line) your "xxxx-app.xml" file (from your compiled directory) on the ADL application