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Flex Socket Connections
By · CommentsThis screencast demonstrates how to setup and use a socket in a Flex client by sending a valid HTTP/1.1 request to a web server.
Duration: 8:03. Resolution: 1024×768
Configure Flex-ColdFusion Messaging, Part 1 (CF config)
By · CommentsThis screencast guides you through configuring Flex Messaging to work with ColdFusion. You will learn to setup ColdFusion with a gateway that will handle broadcasting Flex originating messages; and one that will handle broadcasting server originating messages.
Duration: 9:07, Resolution: 1024×768
AIR Custom Chrome, Window Resize Basics
By · CommentsThis screencast explains which events to use to resize your custom chrome AIR applications.
AIR Custom Window Chrome, Basics
By · CommentsThis screencast covers the basics of adding custom window chrome to your AIR applications.
Basic Skinning with Photoshop and FlexBuilder
By · CommentsThis screencast goes through the basics of creating or modifying a skin in Photoshop (using the extensions) and importing them into FlexBuilder.
Installing Flex Skin Design Extensions for Photoshop
By · CommentsThis screencast explains how to install and configure the Flex skinning features in Photoshop.
AIR in the System Tray, Part 3 (Advanced Logic)
By · CommentsThis screencast covers some more advanced closing logic. It explains how to intercept the close event to prompt the user to “close” or “minimize to the tray”.
AIR in the System Tray, Part 2 (Menus)
By · CommentsThis screencast explains how to add menus to your system tray icon.
AIR in the System Tray, Part 1 (Basics)
By · CommentsThis screencast covers the basics of running AIR applications in the system tray (on Windows). This allows your applications to have a small footprint and act as a service.