• weaverluke

    (@weaverluke)


    Hello,
    I am planning a web-based app. that will incorporate blogging functionality within an animated, Flash-based interface. We’re probably looking at using a combination of Macromedia Flex and J2EE.
    My question is: how easily and effectively might we integrate the evidently wonderful WordPress’s PHP into such a solution?
    Cheers,
    Luke

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  • I have to ask, why? Why use flash?

    Moderator Matt Mullenweg

    (@matt)

    Well, I suppose it depends a lot on how the servers are set up and what technology is available. Interaction through RSS/XML or the XML-RPC APIs might be the easiest way to go.

    Thread Starter weaverluke

    (@weaverluke)

    Thanks for the posts. Why use Flash?—because key features of the interface are drag and drop and a kind of 2D 3D, allowing users to zoom in and out of content and interface elements.
    I’m also concerned to incorporate a standards-based approach as far as possible, possibly generating html alternative pages and utilising the new accessibility features in the latest Flash Player.
    Actually, if you’re interested, why not take a look at our demo for a children’s network project based on the same concepts.

    Zooming can be done with CTRL+mouse scroll. Not sure about the others. Though I do have to ask this: if you’re going to generate alternative html pages, why Flash?

    Anonymous

    I have to ask, Do you have $12k per server processor for Flex?
    Second of all, No, you can’t run PHP under J2ee. It is, in no way, compatible.
    Third, Flex is a joke, don’t spend your time trying to learn it. You can do everything you want (and I know, because I’ve written blogging software in flash) with simple flash/phpamf/wordpress.

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