FlashLite UI

[sinhashivam]

Hi,
I want to give my symbian app flashlite interface. How will flashlite talk to my native C++ symbian app.Should my app run as an exe in background?

Cheers,
Shivam

[petrib]

I don't know if native functionality can be called from Flash-Lite, but check Adobe's/Macromedia's Flash-Lite (1.1 and/or 2.0) SDKs/docs, if it is possible.

[sinhashivam]

Hi Petrib,
Thanx for your quick reply. Using FlashLite you can launch other apps (Camera, Phonebook..etc) on the phone . I want to keep my application logic in C++ and user interface in flashlite. Is it possible to send data to and from symbian app to flashlite?

[hangas]

Hello,

I'm also looking into ways to acheive this. having the logic in Symbian C++ and the UI in flash lite.

I think I can work arround the problem using some comunication API between the two application using loopback network connections or through the file system.

But is there a cleaner way to do this?

Thanks

[biskero]

Ciao

yes it's possible using the following command
status = fscommand("Launch", "application-path, arg1, arg2,..., argn")

This is the only way to communicate between FL and another app.
If you want to pass parameters back to FL you will need to write them to a text file in the &var=value and read them from FL using loadVariables function

Alessandro

[nickgerig]

I havent actually tried this, but I believe that you could use a local web server and then use that as the bridge between Flash Lite and the native app.

So in this case you could just use:

loadVariables(http://localhost/)

But other than that its just as mentioned, Launch and writing the response to a local file.


Cheers

Nick

[mymira]

Ciao

yes it's possible using the following command
status = fscommand("Launch", "application-path, arg1, arg2,..., argn")

This is the only way to communicate between FL and another app.
If you want to pass parameters back to FL you will need to write them to a text file in the &var=value and read them from FL using loadVariables function

Alessandro

I havent actually tried this, but I believe that you could use a local web server and then use that as the bridge between Flash Lite and the native app.

So in this case you could just use:

loadVariables(http://localhost/)

But other than that its just as mentioned, Launch and writing the response to a local file.


Cheers

Nick

It can be by using XML?
Use flash to send arg to localhost C++ application behind and C++ App save data in XML format and after that use Flash to feed XML data to use.

It possible to do? I need help! Now my project is in danger!!

Please help me. Thank you......