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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.2008

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mit Illustrationen

Verlag

O'Reilly

Seitenzahl

418

Maße (L/B/H)

23.3/17.9/2.2 cm

Gewicht

712 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-596-52250-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.2008

Abbildungen

mit Illustrationen

Verlag

O'Reilly

Seitenzahl

418

Maße (L/B/H)

23.3/17.9/2.2 cm

Gewicht

712 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-596-52250-6

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  • Produktbild: Adobe Air 15 Ckbk
  • Foreword; Credits; Author Bios; Technical Editor Bios; Community Contributor Bios; Preface; AIR 1.5; Bonus Chapter Online: Developing Mashup AIR Applications; Who This Book Is For; Who This Book Is Not For; How This Book Is Organized; Conventions Used in This Book; This Book's Example Files; Using the Code Examples; How to Use This Book; The Adobe AIR Cookbook Cook-Off; O'Reilly Cookbooks; Safari® Books Online; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: AIR Basics; 1.1 Creating and Running an AIR Application with Flex Builder 3; 1.2 Creating and Running an AIR Application with Flash; 1.3 Creating and Running an AIR Application with HTML and JavaScript; 1.4 Debugging an AIR Application with JavaScript; 1.5 Signing and Exporting an AIR Application; 1.6 Signing an AIR File with a Trusted Certificate; 1.7 Understanding Synchronous and Asynchronous Programming in AIR; Chapter 2: Application Settings; 2.1 Targeting a Specific Version of AIR; 2.2 Setting the Application ID; 2.3 Setting the Application Name and Filename; 2.4 Setting the Application Version; 2.5 Editing the Application Description and Copyright Information; 2.6 Editing the Initial Window Settings; 2.7 Setting the Installation Folder for an Application; 2.8 Setting the Default Program Menu Folder; 2.9 Setting a Custom Application Icon; 2.10 Allowing an AIR Application to Interact with the Browser; 2.11 Setting the Application to Handle All Updates; 2.12 Determining the Application Version at Runtime; 2.13 Creating Multilingual AIR Installations; Chapter 3: Application Windows; 3.1 Changing the Main Application Window; 3.2 Launching a New Window in ActionScript; 3.3 Launching a New Window (Flex); 3.4 Launching a New Window (JavaScript); 3.5 Creating Utility Windows; 3.6 Creating Lightweight Windows; 3.7 Creating a Full-Screen Window; 3.8 Managing Multiple Windows; 3.9 Creating Windows with Custom Chrome; 3.10 Minimizing and Maximizing a Window; 3.11 Resizing a Window; 3.12 Closing a Window; 3.13 Displaying a Prompt Before Closing a Window; 3.14 Closing All Open Windows at Once; 3.15 Adding a Drop Shadow to a Custom Chrome Window in ActionScript; 3.16 Applying a Pixel Bender Filter to a Custom Chrome Window in ActionScript; Chapter 4: Screens; 4.1 Positioning Windows on the Desktop; 4.2 Positioning Windows Across Multiple Monitors; 4.3 Determining the Monitors on Which an Application Is Currently Displayed; Chapter 5: HTML Content; 5.1 Displaying HTML Content; 5.2 Accessing JavaScript from ActionScript in an HTML Container; 5.3 Accessing ActionScript from JavaScript in an HTML Container; 5.4 Scripting the DOM from ActionScript; 5.5 Accessing and Editing an HTML Style Sheet from ActionScript; 5.6 Accessing the HTML Container History List; 5.7 Bridging Content from Different Security Sandboxes; 5.8 Creating JavaScript Functions from ActionScript; 5.9 Scrolling HTML Content in ActionScript; 5.10 Using ActionScript Libraries Within an HTML Page; Chapter 6: PDF Support; 6.1 Detecting Whether PDF Support Is Available; 6.2 Loading a PDF Document; 6.3 Communicating from AIR to PDF; 6.4 Communicating from PDF to AIR; Chapter 7: Clipboard Support; 7.1 Working with the Clipboard Data Types; 7.2 Adding Data to the Operating System Clipboard; 7.3 Retrieving Data from the Operating System Clipboard; 7.4 Clearing Data from a Clipboard; 7.5 Using Deferred Rendering with Clipboard Data; 7.6 Creating Custom Clipboard Data Formats; Chapter 8: Drag and Drop Support; 8.1 Dragging Data Out of an Application in ActionScript; 8.2 Dragging Data Out of an Application in JavaScript; 8.3 Dragging Data Into an Application in ActionScript; 8.4 Dragging Data Into an Application in JavaScript; 8.5 Dragging and Dropping Within an Application in ActionScript; 8.6 Dragging and Dropping Within an Application in JavaScript; Chapter 9: File System Integration; 9.1 Accessing Directory Aliases in the File Class; 9.2 Creating a New File or Directory; 9.3 Deleting a File or Directory; 9.4 Copying a File or Directory; 9.5 Moving a File or Directory; 9.6 Moving a File or Directory to the Trash; 9.7 Prompting the User to Select a File or Directory; 9.8 Reading Data from a File; 9.9 Writing Data to a File; 9.10 Creating a Temporary File or Directory; 9.11 Caching Images to Disk in ActionScript; 9.12 Searching for Files of a Given Extension in a Directory in ActionScript; 9.13 Migrating Serialization Changes in ActionScript; Chapter 10: Embedded SQL Database Programming; 10.1 Creating a Database; 10.2 Connecting to a Database in Synchronous Mode; 10.3 Connecting to a Database in Asynchronous Mode; 10.4 Creating an In-Memory Database; 10.5 Creating an Encrypted Database; 10.6 Encrypting a Database with a Password; 10.7 Creating Tables in a Database; 10.8 Querying a Database Synchronously; 10.9 Querying a Database Asynchronously; 10.10 Retrieving Results from a Query; 10.11 Using Parameters in Queries; 10.12 Including a Database in an Application; 10.13 Persisting Application Settings; Chapter 11: Encrypted Local Store; 11.1 Storing Data in the Encrypted Local Store; 11.2 Retrieving Data from the Encrypted Local Store; 11.3 Removing and Resetting Data in the Encrypted Local Store; 11.4 Storing Application-Specific Data in the Encrypted Local Store; 11.5 Safeguarding Files with Encrypted Local Store; Chapter 12: Application and Window Native Menus; 12.1 Creating a Native Menu; 12.2 Responding to Menu Events; 12.3 Adding a Menu Separator; 12.4 Creating Nested Menus; 12.5 Creating a Native Window Menu (Windows); 12.6 Creating a Native Window Menu (Mac); 12.7 Creating a Context Menu (ActionScript); 12.8 Creating a Context Menu (JavaScript); 12.9 Assigning Keyboard Shortcuts to Menu Items; 12.10 Enabling and Disabling Menu Items; 12.11 Toggling Menu Items; Chapter 13: Taskbar and Dock Integration; 13.1 Adding an Icon to the System Tray (Windows); 13.2 Adding a Custom Menu to the System Tray Icon (Windows); 13.3 Adding a Custom Menu to the Dock Icon (Mac); 13.4 Changing the System Tray or Dock Icon; 13.5 Notifying the User Through the Dock (Mac); 13.6 Notifying the User Through the Taskbar (Windows); Chapter 14: File Types; 14.1 Registering Custom File Types; 14.2 Determining Whether an Application Is the Default Application for a File Type; 14.3 Setting and Removing an Application as the Default Application for a File Type; 14.4 Getting the Path of the Default Application for a File Type; Chapter 15: Service Monitor Framework; 15.1 Including the Service Monitor Framework in an Application (JavaScript); 15.2 Including the Service Monitor Framework in an Application (Flash); 15.3 Monitoring the Connection to a URL; 15.4 Reading Only the Head of a URL; 15.5 Monitoring the Connection to a Specific Port on a Server; Chapter 16: Application Updates; 16.1 Creating Applications with Update Capabilities; 16.2 Creating Custom Update Interfaces for Applications with Update Capabilities; Chapter 17: AIR Application Distribution with the Browser API; 17.1 Including the Browser API; 17.2 Detecting the Installed Version of AIR; 17.3 Launching an AIR Application from the Browser; 17.4 Installing an AIR Application from the Browser; 17.5 Using the Included Seamless Install Badge; Colophon;